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“Seb is now a peaky blinder” – F1 Twitter reacts to 35-year-old Sebastian Vettel being unable to knot a tie

Tejas Venkatesh
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"Seb is now a peaky blinder" - F1 Twitter reacts to 35-year-old Sebastian Vettel being unable to knot a tie

Former F1 World Champion Sebastian Vettel needs additional help from team members in wearing a tie for the celebratory lap.

Sebastian Vettel gets to work in what many of us fans would call a ‘Dream Job’. He gets to drive pretty fast cars across the world at high speeds, to put it mildly.

And Vettel has a pretty decent track record in driving fast too! The German has won 4 F1 World Championship titles between 2010-2013 with Red Bull Racing.

He became the youngest driver to win the title and still holds the record. He later moved to Ferrari in 2015. And for most of his career, Vettel has been permanent in the front row of the grid.

Currently driving for Aston Martin, the 35-year-old is preparing for the upcoming 2022 French GP. And he recently got to drive the 100-year-old Aston Martin TT1 in an exhibitory lap.

 

But despite driving complex and superfast machinery on weekends, there is one thing Vettel can’t do. The German cannot tie a tie!

Vettel was dressed in a periodic 1920’s Englishman outfit. But he needed some help in tying his tie. And in came Matt Bishop, Aston Martin’s Communications chief to assist the driver.

Matt retweeted the incident on his account, “Seb Vettel can drive an F1 car brilliantly, but he can’t tie a tie; luckily I, who can’t do the former, am a dab hand at the latter!”

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F1 Twitter reacts to Sebastian Vettel

Sebastian Vettel is regarded as one of the greatest drivers of F1. He has driven many iconic cars during his time at Ferrari and Red Bull.

On 21st July 2022, ahead of the 2022 F1 GP, Seb drove another motorsport icon. The German drove the 1922 Aston Martin TT1 at the Circuit Paul Ricard.

Affectionately known as ‘Green Pea’, the car raced at the 1922 French Grand Prix at Strasbourg. Vettel also dressed up in periodic outfits to pilot the car.

And people were amused by the fact that Vettel does not know how to tie a tie. Finally many got to relate something with an F1 World Champion. Or at least have skill more than Seb in this case!

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Tejas Venkatesh

Tejas Venkatesh

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Tejas Venkatesh is a Motorsports writer at The SportsRush. He started watching F1 in 2007 and fell in love with the sound of the revving V8s. A technical nerd, tejas loves to nerd over the technical beauty only motorsports can achieve. He calls himself a Vettel fanboy and spent the night crying after Hockenheim 2018. Apart from F1, Tejas is an avid Chelsea Fan and loves football.

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