Sebastian Vettel has recently gone out on vacation with his lover and wife Hanna Prater. The German champion has shared the photos of Prater and the valley they were in as the duo took out their time from their busy schedule to turn into wanderers.
Vettel, accompanied by his wife, ventured into the valley of Lech in Austria as he captioned it “First vacations together in the Lech Valley, Austria.” With the rumors of the 35-year-old’s return to F1 becoming stronger, he instead chose to spend his time with the “love” of his life.
The German, who’s very active on his social media site Instagram, has shared two photos. The photos compromise of Prater, wearing a red jacket and denim. The pictures were beautifully uploaded, so that his followers don’t miss out on the picture-perfect valley, as well as see the love of his life.
The four-time world champion has been enjoying life away from the paddock off late after he retired from the sport last year. Citing his shift in focus from races to his children, the Weltmeister hanged his overalls after 15 years in Formula 1.
Vettel reveals his most important race win
Well, many would think the most important race in Sebastian Vettel’s life would be any of his championship-winning races with Red Bull. But that does not seem to be the case.
As shared by the 35-year-old himself recently, the most important race in his life was to win Hanna Prater. The former Red Bull pilot took to his official Instagram account and wrote, “I won the most important race. It was the race into the heart of the love of my life. Hanna. I love you.”
Prater has been a long-time friend, someone who’s of extreme importance in Vettel’s life. The duo got married in 2019 at a private ceremony and has three children together.
Vettel tipped to make Red Bull comeback
The former Ferrari star has been linked to a sensational return to the sport. However, not as a driver, but as a senior official in his old team Red Bull, as per Sky Sports commentator Ted Kravitz.
Kravitz believes Vettel’s return is very much on the cards as he is tipped to replace aging Helmut Marko in the Austrian brigade if he makes a comeback this year.
However, Kravitz has also mentioned a potential switch to Audi when they enter the sport in 2026. Being from Germany, the 35-year-old might be in the higher-ups of his country’s team.
