Aston Martin ‘too much of a handful’ for Vettel
Sebastian Vettel admitted the Aston Martin had been “too much of a handful” at the end of his eventful Australian Grand Prix weekend.
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Sebastian Vettel admitted the Aston Martin had been “too much of a handful” at the end of his eventful Australian Grand Prix weekend.
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Four-times world champion Sebastian Vettel said his Formula One season could not get any worse after his return to racing with Aston Martin ended with a crash at the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday.