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Climate change: Sebastian Vettel wonders if it’s right to race

The four-time Formula One world champion has also been outspoken about the environment and renewable energy as well as addressing human rights and LGBTQ+ issues

Reuters London Published 14.05.22, 02:14 AM
Sebastian Vettel

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Four-time Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel said on Thursday that climate change had made him question his job as a driver travelling the world to race cars.

Speaking on BBC Question Time, a television panel show, the German was asked whether his position on the environment made him a hypocrite considering he was part of a “gas-guzzling” sport.

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“It does, it does, and you’re right when you laugh,” the 34-year-old replied.

“It’s my passion to drive a car, I love it and every time I step in the car I love it.

“When I get out of the car, of course I’m thinking as well ‘Is this something that we should do, travel the world, wasting resources?’

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