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Vettel reveals potential option for post-F1 career

Sebastian Vettel says he may consider exploring his interest in engineering further once he has finished racing in Formula 1. Vettel had planned to study mechanical engineering at university before his racing career took off. He ultimately went on to claim four F1 world championship titles with Red Bull before making the move to Ferrari in 2015. The German is out of contract at the end of the 2020 season - which has been delayed due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic - but has started negotiations with Ferrari over a new deal. Speaking in a Q&A answering fan questions during the extended break from racing, Vettel revealed he is tempted to pursue his former interest in engineering once he...
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