How Vettel lit up the AUTOSPORT Awards
The AUTOSPORT Awards allows the greats of motorsport to let their collective hair down and reflect on the season gone by. Jonathan Noble recalls how Sebastian Vettel did just that, and in some style too!
For 364 days a year, if you were to throw a bunch of the motorsport community together at any location in the world, the visors would come down, the intense heat of competition would envelope everything - and that intense desire for each and every individual to achieve victory would take over. Enter seriousness, and enter politics.
Yet there's one night a year when that competitive friction is allowed to cool a little. It's the guards that come down and people come together to celebrate just one thing: the trials, tribulations and triumphs of the season just passed.
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