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Sebastian Vettel has been out of the limelight in recent months, but that doesn't mean he's completely turned his back on Formula 1. The four-time world champion has not retired from the world of motorsport, although his plan to compete with Porsche at the 24 Hours of Le Mans has been postponed for family reasons. He is still thinking about a possible return to the world's fastest circus, so speculation about his future is in focus.
Vettel's return: New opportunity or end of career?
Meanwhile, Vettel is preparing for the Race of Champions in Australia, where he will represent his home country of Germany alongside Mick Schumacher. Given that he won world titles with Red Bull and Ferrari, many are wondering if this experienced driver could return to Formula 1.
Furthermore, while still considering a return, Vettel has decided to enroll in a course in Switzerland, in order to obtain an official license to run a farm. He points out that he is fascinated by the potential in agriculture, especially in the context of climate change and the challenges facing the world. "I'm fascinated by the potential in agriculture, especially in the context of climate change and the challenges we face," he said.
According to sources close to him, the German veteran still feels he is physically ready to return to Formula 1. Although his departure from the sport at the end of 2022 was somewhat unplanned - Aston Martin did not want to renew his contract and other teams did not show interest - Vettel has not retired from competition. He was interested in returning to Red Bull, but this possibility was rejected by Helmut Mark, who believes that a return could negatively affect his reputation.
Many experts and former drivers, such as David Coulthard, doubt Vettel's return, claiming that it is difficult to expect a return to the top after a few years off. However, while it is clear to many that the time may have come to end his career, Vettel is not giving up and continues to look for a new opportunity.
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