“We are all inspired by the heroic work,” Sebastian Vettel reflects on his recent visit to the Stoke Mandeville Hospital
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Sebastian Vettel, the former four-time F1 World Champion has recently visited the Stoke Mandeville Hospital in order to meet the patients and the brilliant work that the staff there is doing in the field of rehabilitation.
The Stoke Mandeville Hospital is a National Health Service(NHS) that is located on the borders of Alesbury and Stoke Mandeville, Buckinghamshire. The hospital is widely known especially for its National Spinal Injuries center which is one the largest spinal units in the World.
In recent years, the staff at the hospital has done some brilliant work in the field of rehabilitation, and Sebastian Vettel on behalf of the Aston Martin F1 team has taken the time from his busy schedule to learn about the work that they are doing, and also to bring smiles to the patients who have been fighting their long-term health-related battles.
Moreover, Aston Martin via their Twitter handle has expressed appreciation for the work that the hospital has done and has written, “We were all inspired by the heroic work being done at the unit and the sheer courage on display from the patients.“
“Thank you to the Stoke Mandeville Hospital and their incredible staff for having us and, most importantly, for all that they do.”
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Sebastian Vettel has only got six races left in his F1 career
Sebastian Vettel, in recent years, has become a fan favorite in F1 and is someone towards whom young drivers and people, in general, look up to as an inspiration. However, his announcement of retiring from the sport at the end of the current campaign has broken many hearts all over the World.
The former four-time World Champion has only got six races left in his F1 career, and people are expected to go into meltdowns when the chequered flag falls for the final time in Abu Dhabi this year.
However, until his time comes, the 35-year-old is making use of every opportunity that he is getting in the sport to make a difference, and with his recent visit to the Stoke Mandeville Hospital, he has set another example of how an F1 driver can make use of his World-wide reach.
Sports is something that unites people, and Vettel has now and then used his mega-stardom to put the right messages out in the World. He has been an absolute class act in his time in F1 and is going to be missed by fans all over the globe.
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