“No one has put Seb under so much stress,” F1 Twitter goes bonkers as Sebastian Vettel names Lewis Hamilton his biggest F1 rival

“No one has put Seb under so much stress,” F1 Twitter goes bonkers as Sebastian Vettel names Lewis Hamilton his biggest F1 rival

Sebastian and Lewis

Sebastian Vettel has been associated with F1 for over 15 years and has recently shed light on his toughest rival. As per the German, former seven-time World Champion, Lewis Hamilton is the toughest competition that he has faced in his time in the sport.

Sebastian Vettel is calling it quits at the end of the current campaign and ahead of the United States Grand Prix, the German has sent the F1 fans into a total frenzy with his recent reveal.

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Ever since Vettel has taken the name of Lewis Hamilton, fans have been going crazy on the web and have taken no time in sharing their opinions on it.

Lewis Hamilton fans are not at all surprised to see Vettel take the name of Hamilton, as in their opinion, the latter is the all-time goat of the sport and no one compares to him.

However, it is not all about the Brit, as there are also quite a few fans that believe Fernando Alonso is also up there when it comes to being the toughest rival to Sebastian Vettel.

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Sebastian Vettel has got 4 races remaining in his F1 career

Sebastian Vettel
Sebastian Vettel

Sebastian Vettel around the summer break period announced that he is going to retire at the end of the 2022 season, and while this was pre-decided on the German’s part, the news came as a huge shock to the whole F1 community and everyone started pouring the web with messages of tribute toward the former four-time F1 winner.

The current campaign is 18 rounds down and has only got 4 races remaining on the calendar. Japan was a good weekend for the German where he was able to land his AMR22 in P6 and in the upcoming races, Vettel would be hoping to do much of the same.

Sebastian Vettel at the Japanese GP (IMAGO / Action Plus)
Sebastian Vettel

Moreover, the onus is also on Aston Martin to provide Vettel with the best package possible, so that he is able to enjoy the final few races of his F1 career and bring smiles to the faces of his fans all over the globe.

How many points can you see Sebastian Vettel scoring in the remaining four races of the 2022 F1 season?

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