London, Great Britain.- After participating in the Formula 1 British Grand Prix, aston Martin team driver Sebastian Vettel, who had to withdraw from the competition during lap 43, demonstrated his values instilled after the competition by going to the grandstand for community support. Despite not having a result he would have wanted, that was no excuse for the German to demonstrate his instilled values at home. After finishing the GP he went to the grandstand to start removing all the garbage that was found in one of the areas of public access.
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Through several videos disseminated on social networks, the European can be seen coming down from the steps of the stands of the British circuit with two giant bags, and accumulated garbage. Also, the people who were on site applauded Vettel’s act and he himself was well recognised by Formula 1. Read more: Tokyo 2020: Cardboard beds triumph on social media “After a tough race, Sebastian Vettel stayed behind with a group of fans to help clean up at Silverstone,” F1 wrote on its official Twitter account. ” Also, several netizens recognized the work that the German had with several of the volunteers and assistants of the track of the Great Britain.
Even his team shared several of the moments when his rider was cleaning some of the dirt in the stands, demonstrating his commitment to the environment. “The British Grand Prix this weekend is over. But for Sebastian Vettel, the race for the planet never ends,” he wrote in nets.
This season’s GP had a race finish in favour of the Mercedes team, achieving the first and third podiums, with host Lewis Hamilton being crowned for the 8th time after a controversial victory, due to having an incident with Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, who shot out to hit the wall of turn nine. Read more: Tokyo 2020: Jackson Wang promotes to the Olympics
For his part Sebastian Vettel maintained a good race until lap 43, where he had to retire and thus finished in Great Britain in the 19th place, penultimate of the Formula 1 competition.
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