168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sebastian Vettel has called for the ongoing controversy surrounding Red Bull F1 teaಞm principal Christian Horner to be handled wi💟th “more transparency.”

Vettel, who retired from F1 at the end of the 2022 seaso🐼n, won all four of his world championships with the🐭 Red Bull team led by Horner between 2010 and 2013.

He has joined fellow multiple world champion 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton in urging more transparency in the sport.

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

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

“The shame is that obviously is doing a great job. The team🐬, a lot of individuals 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 𓆉by a Red Bull investigation into claims of inappropriate and controlling behaviour that were made by a now-suspended female colleague.

The woman is ⛎believed to be appealing Red Bull’s verdict and has been left “upset, scared and lonely”, according to a family friend꧋.

Vettel believes F1 remains an “old-fashioned business in m🤡any ways”, but is pleased to see progress when it comes to female representation within the championship.

"F1 is changing but it’s an old-fashione🔯d busin𒐪ess in many ways,” he added. 

"So first of all, there weren't many women [employed within the sport] you know, the numbers were goin💙g up.

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

"So I think that's a positive change. But I think really, like everywhere else, there's still roo🍎m for improvement."