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[Rivelution]

Vettel is a great guy but a dirty driver, like MF said. I'm pretty sure Michael is the one who taught him to run people off the road

[McLaren Fan]

He impressed me today. When the camera focused on him going into a few corners, you could see he goes a few feet deeper in the braking zone before turning into the corner. His exit speed, therefore, would be better than a lot of guys.

[darwin dali]

He impressed me today. When the camera focused on him going into a few corners, you could see he goes a few feet deeper in the braking zone before turning into the corner. His exit speed, therefore, would be better than a lot of guys.

Imagine him in a top car - lethal!

[McLaren Fan]

He impressed me today. When the camera focused on him going into a few corners, you could see he goes a few feet deeper in the braking zone before turning into the corner. His exit speed, therefore, would be better than a lot of guys.

Imagine him in a top car - lethal!

Not only that, he is still learning. Imagine him in a top car with a couple of season's experience under his belt.

[darwin dali]

He impressed me today. When the camera focused on him going into a few corners, you could see he goes a few feet deeper in the braking zone before turning into the corner. His exit speed, therefore, would be better than a lot of guys.

Imagine him in a top car - lethal!

Not only that, he is still learning. Imagine him in a top car with a couple of seasons experience under his belt.

Yup, was thinking the exact same thing - a couple of seasons at Red Bull and he's ready to conquer the world.
At Speed they again pointed out he's got no professional personal manager - thought somebody here pointed out a while ago that this had changed when I mentioned this earlier?

[Rivelution]

He impressed me today. When the camera focused on him going into a few corners, you could see he goes a few feet deeper in the braking zone before turning into the corner. His exit speed, therefore, would be better than a lot of guys.

Imagine him in a top car - lethal!

Not only that, he is still learning. Imagine him in a top car with a couple of seasons experience under his belt.

Yup, was thinking the exact same thing - a couple of seasons at Red Bull and he's ready to conquer the world.
At Speed they again pointed out he's got no professional personal manager - thought somebody here pointed out a while ago that this had changed when I mentioned this earlier?

yeah it was me I could've swarn Varsha said Todt's son was his manager, but then again I'm a horrible listener

[headless]

I like Vettel very much. I hope he will become a future multi world champion.
He is well spoken and gives proper and interesting answers in interviews.