Four-time world ꦡchampion Vettel has advocated several environmental initiatives and spoken regularly ab✤out his concerns about the climate. 

Last year, Vettel become the first active F1 driver to make an 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:appeara♋nce on the BBC Question Time panel. 

When asked if his activism made him a hypocrite while he continued to race in F1, Vettel replied:  “🐓It does.  There’s questions I ask myself every day. I’m not a saint.” 

The German retired from the sport 💛at the end of 2022.&nb𓆏sp;

 “I love motorsport and I’m𒁏 very careful when it comes to the future,”꧅ Vettel told during last weekend’s Race of Champions event in Sweden. 

“We have young drivers, and I have children, and I think it’s really a p🧸rivilege to experience the world of motorsports as I have.

“It would be a shame if th𝐆is were one day ban🌌ned for obvious reasons.”

Vettel continued: “I think th🍸at for the future, if we want to continue practicing this sport and cultivate our passion for racing, w☂e have to think of alternatives.

“Or we can continue to do things as we are used to for another couple of years before we end up with a really big♑ problem.

“So 🦹it’s good to see that people are caring about that. Of c🦂ourse it depends on the type of racing, but the movement exists, people are considering how to create a sustainable future.”

Vettel was knocked out of the Race of Champions by close friend Mick Schu𓄧ma✨cher, who wen꧒t on to finish runner-up in tꦬhe Champion of Champions Grand Final.