168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sebastian Vettel has hinted that he is considering a return to F1 while admitting he𒁏 has spoken with Mercedes team 🔯principal Toto Wolff.

The four-time world champion, who called time on his illustrious F1 career♐ in 2022, has now openly suggested that he could be tempted to end his retirement by returning to the sport.

With 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton’s shock move to Ferrar♌i in 2025 leaving Mercedes in need of a replacement, Vettel has been linked with the German manufacturer.

There could be openings elsewhere too, with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fernando Alonso’s contracts at Red Bull and Aston Mar🦹tin expiring at the end of the year.

Asked if he would be tempted by a 2025 F1 seat whilst discussing h▨is work with sports and nutrition drink , Vettel told: “Well, potentially I am because I haven't got a drive, but they question is, am I looking for one? I think it depends on the package.

"I retired fꦛrom Formula 1 not to come back, but I also did say that you never know. So I think it still stands.

"Obviously, there's things that I miss, which is mostly the competition. And things that I don't miss, sꦅo that hasn't changed. Obviously, life is very different if you're not involved and I do enjoy that still.

"You never know where life is taking you, so maybe it ﷺtakes me back behind the wheel, maybe it doesn’t.”

Vettel stressed his talks with Mercedes boss Wolff did notꦉ revolve solely around their vacant seat and revealed he has also been “staying in touch” with other team principals.

"I've had conversations wi꧒th him, not really about the seat. We did speak about the whole situat💎ion in short as well.

"But I did speak to others as well because ﷽I'm still keeping in touch every now and then. I have some projects and ideasꦯ together with F1. We'll see if they will turn out or not.

"So I am staying in touch. I don't know. It has to be a couple more phone calls and coꦿnversations, I guess, to really find out a little bit 🥂more. But for sure it's one of the best seats on the grid.

"Performance wise, Mercedes has a great track record, struggling a𒀰 little bit in the last years, but then struggle and you're still second and third in the constructors' [championship], it's not like you're racing in no man's land."