A few days after starting his collaboration with Ferrari with a test drive of the F2012 at Fiorano, Sebastian Vettel made one last visit to Milton Keynes, where he was able to say goodbye to Red Bull.<\/p>\n
Six years after his debut with the Austrian team, Sebastian Vettel’s record is impressive: four titles, 38 victories, 44 pole positions, and 65 podiums in 118 Grand Prix at the wheel of the RB5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10.<\/p>\n
It is therefore with emotion that the German and his team said goodbye this Tuesday. Christian Horner and Adrian Newey offered him a series of original gifts including an espresso cup, red swimming suits, and a sculpture representing a bull at 1:2 scale.<\/p>\n
He was also offered one of his cars with which he became World Champion, but he won’t have it right away, as Horner explained with a smile: “We don’t want it to go to Maranello.”<\/p>\n
Sebastian Vettel acknowledged that the moment was emotional: “These last six years have been incredible. What we achieved, the work we did: so much passion, so much dedication. It will always be in my heart. A big, big thank you to everyone. In the end, we had the best car because we were the best team. ‘Thank you’ doesn’t really sufficiently describe how I feel,” he stated in front of the factory staff.<\/p>\n
His day ended with signing autographs and meeting with team members.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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