Vettel: Indian GP calls for instinct

Sebastian Vettel will certainly be quadruple world champion at the end of the Indian Grand Prix since a place in the top 5 will be enough to secure the title. If the Red Bull driver is careful not to mention the prospects of a new world title, the German is once again in the position of favorite for victory on the Buddh International Circuit where he has won in the last two editions. With 5 victories in a row since the start of the F1, the resident of the stable Milton Keynes can approach the Indian test with confidence.

“It’s not an easy track because the rhythm is broken in places”, explains Sebastian Vettel who will aim for a tenth success this season. “The climb at the entrance to turn 3 is the most difficult part of the circuit because it is almost impossible to find the rope. You therefore need to have good driving instincts to perform a perfect lap on the Buddh International. So far everything has been perfect for us in India. The trophy is very beautiful and it would be great to collect a new one this year. It’s a tour that I enjoy which is located in a country that impresses me a lot on each trip. »

In addition to his conquest of a fourth world title, Sebastian Vettel will be keen to achieve further success at the Indian Grand Prix, the event disappearing from the calendar next year.