Sebastian Vettel does not feel 𒊎a 10-race championship would diminis💞h the achievement of winning Formula 1’s drivers’ and constructors’ titles.

The coronavirus crisis has wreaked havoc upon the 2020 F1 schedule, forcing the opening nine races to be postpone𒁃d with no racing set to take place for the foreseeabl🐽e future.

F1 had been about to embark on a record-breaking 22-round campaign but i🌟t is n🐻ow facing the prospect of a significantly-reduced calendar, despite ambitions plans to host between 15-18 races before the end of the year. 

According to Vettel, even if th🌺e completed season ended up consisting of just 10 events, he insists the eventual champion’s feat would not be deva꧟lued.

"I don't know how it would feel because we never had that sort of circumstance,” the ♈four-time world champion said speaking from his home in Switzerland via video coꦍnference.

"Before w💯e🐼 had less races in the past and more races today, but I don't think it makes a big difference.

"Obviously a season is a season, whether it's 10, 15 or 20, 25 races. So you still have to be the one that is most consistent. With less races, every race is more important, but the championship 🌠would still be the championship.

"So it's still a long way, and you know, each single race weekend is a long way. And races mean there will st๊ill be a lot of things to get right.

"I think at this stage, n🔯obody rea♍lly knows what to expect from this year, from this season," Vettel added.

"Maybe this season is going into part of next ye🦩ar as well. I don't know. So, lots of ideas, lots of options, but I thi🧜nk we have to have to be patient and wait."

If eac💝h season of the V6 hybrid era had been contested over 10 races, Vettel would have triumphed to titles with Ferrari in 2017 and 2018.