Sebastian Vettel has accused Formula 1 of reneging on a promise to do away with pre-race air displays and giving to the demands of Italy's president who insisted the fly-bys tale place at Monza. Formula 1 has committed to becoming net-zero carbon by 2030 as part of its wider sustainability strategy. But Vettel, who has become F1's very own green activist, does his best to keep the sport honest and improve on its carbon neutral initiatives. And last Sunday's fly-bys by the Italian Air Force's spectacular Frecce Tricolori aerobatic team, which took place at the insistence of 81-year-old Italian president Sergio Mattarella, drew the ire of the four-time world champion. "I heard the...
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