168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Sebastian Vettel has called for the ongoing controversy surrounding Red Bull F1 team principal Christian Horner to be handled with🔥 “more transparency.”

Vettel, who retired from F1 at the end 🌱of the 2022 season, won all four of his world championships with the Red Bull team led by Horner between 2010 and 201♛3.

He has joined fellow multiple world champion 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton in urging more transparency in the sport.

"Obviously there's been a lot of talk since the beginning of the year. I think with these things, it's always difficult to know everything,” Vettel told 𝓀.

"It would be nice if there was simply more transparency s🅠o that you could have more of an opinion. I think it's always difficult if you read one thing, then another thing and then tไhe opposite. Now, things are going around in circles.

“The shame is that obviously is doing a great job. The team, a lot of individuಞals that I remember from my time there, are doing a great job in the background and that’s sort of🐈 forgotten when the subject hovers around something else.”

Horner was cleared of misconduct by a R꧒ed Bull investigation into claims of inappropriate and controlling behaviour that were made by a now-suspend♚ed female colleague.

The woman is believed to be🧔 appealing Red Bull’s verdict and has been left “upset, scared and lonely”, according t🐻o a family friend.

Vettel believes F1 remains an “old-fashioned business in many ways”, but is pleased to see prog✃ress when it comes to female representation within the championship.

"F1 is changing but it’s an old-fashioned b🎃usiness in many ways,” he added. 

"So first of all, there weren't many women [employed withi♈n the sport] you know, the numbers were going up.

"So between when I started and when I left, there were a loꦯt more women in the paddock and a lot more women not ju𝓀st following the sport, but also working in the sport.

"So I think that's a positive change. But I think re🔜ally, like everywhere else, there's still 𒉰room for improvement."