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Vettel ‘one of the most amazing people I’ve ever met’

Four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel has been praised for his work off the track with a W Series driver describing him as “one of the most amazing people I’ve ever met.”

Having exploded onto the F1 scene more than a decade ago much of Vettel’s early reputation was based on his relentless desire to win.

After joining the Red Bull senior team in 2009, the German went on to win four consecutive Drivers’ Championships from 2010 to 2014.

In 2015, Vettel moved to Ferrari and while his time on track may not have been as successful as his Red Bull days, he began to grow a reputation for the work he does off track.

Vettel is known to be a strong campaigner for causes he believes in.

He has frequently worn T-shirts promoting LGBTQ+ rights before races and has spoken passionately on his desire to help protect the environment. After the British Grand Prix in 2021, Vettel was pictured clearing rubbish from the stands.

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After a tough race, Sebastian Vettel stayed behind with a group of fans to help the clear-up at Silverstone pic.twitter.com/16EIzzHVAL

— Formula 1 (@F1) July 19, 2021

Before the much-criticised Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, he held a womens-only go-kart race to promote gender equality.

Recently, he led the way in his opposition to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and declared that he would not race there.

“For myself, my own opinion is I should not go, I will not go,” Vettel said.

“I think it’s wrong to race in that country. I’m sorry for the people, innocent people who are losing their lives, getting

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