Sebastian Vettel has hinted that he could stay on at Red Bull for a few more years after his current deal expires. Vettel, who clinch this year's world title with Red Bull Racing at the Japanese GP previous this month, is slender to his team until the end of 2014.
It was the German's second drivers' finals in as many years and secured his place in F1's record books as the sport's youngest double world champion. And although there have been rumors of the German touching to Ferrari when his time at Red Bull is up, Vettel insists he is happy right where he is as he looks to end an imposing season on a high note.
I think it has been a tremendously successful year - again.he said.It is just hard to believe what we have achieved.”It is the small things, like coming home and opening the door, which make you realize what happen and that all the hours have paid off.
The season is not yet over though - we have three more races to go and the chance to prove ourselves again.As for me, I'm very happy where I am. I think we have achieved a lot together in the last three years.
We were able to raise our game in more or less all areas. The whole team has become more professional, more committed and everyone is working hand in hand for success.It's not usual to be a part of something like that, and I don't see myself in a position to say this is what I have done. This is what they have done. We are a team and we are happy to do all we do.
The 24-year-old is approaching the end of one of the most successful seasons ever seen in F1 with 12 pole positions and 15 dais finishes, 10 of which were from race wins. However, perhaps threateningly for his rivals Vettel insists there is still room for development.It's always a hard question to know where to improve. I think, being 24, there are a lot of areas to understand, a lot of bits inside and outside the car.
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