The multiple champion commented on the decision to compete in Jeddah after the missile attack.
Sebastian Vettel did not compete in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix because a few hours before the start of the race he tested positive for COVID-19.
“Money is the reason”
Within the framework of that race, F1 experienced one of the most tense moments this Friday when there was a missile attack at one of the facilities of the oil company Aramco, near the Jeddah circuit.
The pilots finally decided to board, but Vettel’s opinion, which was absent over the weekend due to the coronavirus, is unknown. The German recently made statements about it and said. “I can’t say what my reaction will be. On the one hand, obviously I’m not going to run, but it’s not there.”
On the other hand, he reflected on economic decisions. “I don’t think it’s reasonable to go to certain places or certain countries. We’re not going to Russia this year and everyone understands why. Saudi Arabia has fought Yemen since 2015 and yet F1 decided to go.The reason is money, but you have to ask yourself, how far do you have to go?
Vettel and the conflict in Russia
In the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Vettel was frank and said he would not race in Russia. In addition, he manages to highlight support for the Ukrainian community suffering the consequences of the war. “Every time I think it can’t get worse, there’s new scary news. Innocent people are dying. Women and children are being killed. It’s scary and everything has to be done to help those affected, from food, blankets , diapers. or whatever. they need “
Source: Tycsports
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