2021 regulations will influence my F1 future - Vettel
Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel sa𓄧ys the planne👍d regulation changes for 2021 will influence whether he stays in Formula 1 beyond the end of 2020.
F1 is currently in the proce🅘ss of formalising the next set of sporting and technical rules, scheduled for introduction in 2021, which are being centred around four key pillars: more raceable cars, more competitive grids, cars that have a ‘wow factor’ and a championship that🅺 is financially viable.

Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel says the planned regulation changes ꦯfor 202༺1 will influence whether he stays in Formula 1 beyond the end of 2020.
F1 is currently in the process of formalising the next set of sporting and technical rules, scheduled for introduction in 2021, which are beꩵing centred around four key pillars: more raceable cars, more competitive grids, cars that have a ‘wow factor’ and a championship that is financially viable.
Vettel, who has repeatedly denied speculation that he is ready to quit the s🏅port at the end of the year after 𝄹growing increasingly disillusioned and frustrated, says the next regulations will be key to whether he sticks around beyond his current contract, which expires at the end of 2020.
Asked if the𒉰 rules changes for 2021 will impact whether he decides to continue in F1, Vettel replied: “Of course, yes.
“I think I still need to look at it in a way where the cars are exciting and the formula is exciting. Time is tick🔴ing and it is good that we’ve been asked.
“I think we gave our opinion and we will give our opinion again and hopefu𓄧lly we will find the sport taking the right turns to grow and allow us to rac🎉e and allow us to challenge ourselves and explore our skills.”
Vettel believes the current generation of F1 cars are much more enjoyable to drive at high-speed compared to the ones he raced in his earlier career, though he is keen for weight to be reduced🐻.
“High speed they 𒁃are top of the class but at low speed I wouldn’t say bottom of the class but they are just too heavy,” he explained. .
“It is s🏅omething I don’t like. I think a Formula 1 car that I got to know first was very exciting throughout the speed ranges and the race turned out to be a sprint race which was great because you could push throughout in the car and the tyres every lap.
“That has changed a bit and we are managing some races more and some races less. Simply, you enjoy the races you don’t have to man💯age. You c🥃an go flat out.
“Some management will always be there and rightly so because you need to use your h𝓡ead and not just your feet and hands but still I thin♓k the one rewarded most should be the fastest guy.”

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