Sebastian Vettel, one of today’s best Formula 1 pilots, has always been passionate about motorcycles. He hid it, most of the time. He didn’t get to act on it as much as he’d have liked. But it’s been ever present. So it was obvious how to give this four-time world champion a treat. Bathed in sunshine, he made his appearance on a beautiful alpine road to Furkajoch in Vorarlberg, Austria. Hand-picked museum motorcycles with elegant names like “Brough Superior” and “Scott Flying Squirrel” – none younger than 70 years and all with an antique charm – were at site.
Sebastian Vettel’s exciting journey on two wheels: the whole story can be read in the November issue of The Red Bulletin, due out in New Zealand in November 5.
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Image 1 of 2: Four time Formula One champion, Sebastian Vettel and his classic motorcycle collection. Photos Copyright / Markus Jans for The Red Bulletin
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