Sebastian Vettel announcing his impending Formula 1 retirement rocked the Hungaroring on Thursday but what’s next for the four-time champion? Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw discuss this on an extra episode of The Race F1 Podcast
Sebastian Vettel: a unique character whose impact on Formula 1 has been even greater than his statistics suggest. The four-time champion will excel at whatever he does next, writes Mark Hughes
What impact will Sebastian Vettel’s retirement have, and what legacy will he leave? Our writers consider the four-time Formula 1 world champion’s decision to leave at the end of 2022
Sebastian Vettel’s decision to retire from Formula 1 won’t have come out of the blue to Aston Martin given it has long been a possibility. But it does leave the team in need of a new driver for 2023
Sebastian Vettel is retiring from Formula 1 at the end of the season because it is no longer compatible with how he wants to live his life
Four-time F1 champion Sebastian Vettel will call time on his grand prix career at the end of the 2022 season
Red Bull’s willingness to cede 50% of its ‘Technology’ arm, as part of its prospective Porsche Formula 1 deal, could be interpreted as an exit strategy. Is there anything in that, or is this more about shoring up the team’s future?
The 50% stake in Red Bull Technology that Porsche plans to acquire is huge. What can we learn about its ambitions, does it vindicate a sizeable Red Bull investment, and how big a coup is it for Formula 1?
Jacques Villeneuve came within five laps of winning on his Formula 1 debut in 1996. The part he – and Martin Brundle’s flying Jordan – played in making the first Albert Park race so memorable is discussed on Bring Back V10s
A poor conversion rate has left Ferrari closer to Mercedes in the F1 constructors’ points than Red Bull, but team boss Mattia Binotto insists there’s “no reason” why it can’t win all 10 remaining races and save its championship hopes
