Although Sebastian Vettel is a four-time Formula 1 World Champion in the modern era, he longs for a time when there was less technology in the sport when drivers were challenged by manual gearboxes and 'deadly' cars. In an interview with Der Spiegel, Vettel revealed how he hankers for the past with reference to cars of the late eighties and nineties, If I had the power, I would highlight the driver more.' 'For example, I would go back to manual transmission. This would capture the imagination of fans. Years ago [in 2014] I drove a Ferrari built in 1988, the car of Gerhard Berger. Without power steering, it had three pedals and it was up to you to change. It was very simple, less perfect, a...
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