Four𓂃-time F1 world champion Sebastian Vettel has completed a four-day programme at the Harvard Business School.

Vettel completed a course on the Business of Entertainment, Media and Sports, potentially hinting at his post-F1 career move. 

The four-day course was reportedly worth £9,400 and is described on the Harvard website as an advanced business class, with a focus on leadership, management, networking and professional developmeꦺnt.

The 37-year-old German had revealed his plans to further his education in an interview with RꦛTL back in November last year.

"I am inꦬdeed going to school. I'm training in agriculture,” Vettel said. “But it's practically a condensed version of it. Afterward, I can run my own business. This world♏ fascinates me.”

"I find it extremely exciting when it comes to the future of agriculture. The training isn't full-time. With the three kids, there's a lot ꦜto do anyway. But it's much quieter than before; I don't travel as much anymore.”

Vettel retired from F1 at the end of 2022 as one of 🐬the most successful drivers in grand prix history, having won four consecꦆutive world championships with Red Bull between 2010 and 2013.

He sits fourth in the all-time list of grand prix wins with 53 victories, behind only seven-time world champions 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton and 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Michael Schumacher, Vettel’s idol, and fellow four-time world champion 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Max Verstappen.

Vettel’s first post-F1 career move was to invest 𒊎in a new German SailGP team in 2023, joining forces with Olympic sailing bronze medalist Erik He🌠il.

Could Vettel return to F1 in Red Bull role?

Vettel has recent🦩ly found himself linked with a return to Red Bull in a managerial role, potentiall🦩y replacing current advisor Helmut Marko.

Marko, who has spearheaded Red Bull’s junior programme, even suggested that Vettel would be💟 his “ideal” successor when he eventually steps away fr💖om F1.

“I think he would be the ideal successor can🧔didate,” Marko told Sk♛y Germany.

“But it is clear that at💟 some point you can ဣno longer do it, not least because of your age.

“Because those travel efforts are no small thing. Of cours🔴e, it would be great if 🧸a guy like Sebastian could take over. You have the side of the junior programme.

“He’s already working with girls here in the go-ka🥂rts in Saudi Arabia. And on the other side, of c𒁏ourse, there’s the great strategic leadership of his Formula 1 team.”

But Vettel, who has made only a handful of appearances in the F1 paddock since his retirement, has refused to get drawn into the suggestioℱns.

“I think there’s only one Helmut. That’s Helmut🀅’s role,” Vettel insisted to Sky Germany.

“Yes,𝓀 I think the challenge is quite inspiring overall, and of course, the experieꩵnces Helmut and I have in certain respects are similar.

“He also grew up in motorsport, in a totally different era, but essentiallღy, the wheel still turns the same way. It’s still about the same thing as it was, I don’t know how long ago, even though the formula has significantly chꦜanged since then.

“One must al༺so start to develop in a new, different direction.”