The incredible Formula One career of four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel came to an end on November 20 at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The German racer placed 10th, earning points in the final race of his career.
Sebastian Vettel Celebrates His Retirement With Donuts at The Yas Marina Circuit
His tyre-smoking doughnuts perfectly captured Vettel’s furious and emotional farewell performance. Vettel made a grand exit at Yas Marina Circuit by doing the celebration donuts. On Twitter, Formula One posted the touching footage of Vettel’s doughnuts. Over 480,000 people have seen the message on Twitter since it was published.
The heartfelt tweet from F1 was favorably received by internet users, and Vettel’s supporters and well-wishers filled the page with comments. In the comments section, several ardent supporters of Sebastian Vettel have confessed their love for the legendary driver by using heart emojis.
Four world championships, 53 Grand Prix triumphs, 57 pole positions, 122 podium places, and 299 race wins were among the comments left by a fan. Such a wonderful legacy to leave behind. a true legend in our sport and one of the best drivers to watch. Regards, Seb.
Another admirer thanked Vettel on Twitter and posted, “Thank you. Salvatore Vettel You are an inspiration, a global champion, and a hero. Danke.”
Throughout several circuits, Esteban Ocon of Alpine and Sebastian Vettel fought it out in an exhilarating duel. Due to a one-stop approach, the 35-year-old was only able to get as high as tenth. Even if the German would have like to finish on the podium in his final race, he can still be pleased of what he has accomplished throughout his illustrious career.
During the 2007 United States Grand Prix, Vettel made his professional debut with BMW Sauber. In the years between 2010 and 2013, the dynamic driver continued to race for Red Bull, where he won four world titles. With 53 Grand Prix victories, the illustrious driver sits third on the list of all-time winners.
With a record-setting 15 victories this year, Max Verstappen took first place on the podium. As Sebastian Vettel approached retirement, the two-time world champion delivered a brilliant effort for Red Bull.