What a race by Sebestian Vettel. The youngest winner and the person to score pole in F1. The Toro Rosso team which is used to be the Minardi has scored it first ever podium or win. The 21-year-old German, dubbed 'the next Schumacher' in his homeland, produced the performance of a seasoned champion to dominate the race from pole position on an unpredictable afternoon which saw the race begin in treacherously wet conditions.
Unbelievable,” he exclaimed afterwards.
“The whole race we had no problems and the car was working really fine.
“I had a fantastic race and a very strategy, but you know, all that was gone when I crossed the finish line and got the chequered flag.
“The lap back to the pits and the podium ceremony were just unbelievable.
“It’s for sure the best day of my life… These pictures, these emotions I will never forget.
“It’s so much better than you might think it is; it’s great!" Again, I can only say a big, big thank you to all the guys working in the team – they did a fantastic job,” said Vettel.
“We have about 160 people working in Faenza and I think every single one today feels very special and should feel very special.
“Who could have thought of this at the beginning of the season? We had a poor start [to the season], let’ say, but then we got better and better, and in these conditions we can make up a bit of our [deficit] by a bit more effort or staying a bit longer full throttle!
“It’s fantastic…I’m speechless.”
