After winning the Malaysia GP, Sebastian
Vettel was quick to admit his first victory for Ferrari was made all the
more special by their association with his hero Michael Schumacher.
Vettel took the chequered flag on Sunday
in what was just his second race for the Scuderia since joining from
Red Bull. It took Schumacher seven grand prix to win in 1996 after he
joined Ferrari from Benetton.
"It feels incredible," the German
said at Sepang. "To see the guys when I was on the podium, to look down,
it was an incredible atmosphere. I can only recall from the victories
Fernando [Alonso] had with Ferrari and recall especially the victories
Michael celebrated with the team. I think there were one or two. It’s
incredible. To become part of that team is something special."
The 27-year-old added: "When I grew up, Michael was my hero and for
all of us and I speak for all of the kids at the go-kart track at the
time in Germany we were looking up to him and when he turned up every
year and to look after us a little bit, it made our lives."
"So, that's why I think today, I probably don’t understand yet how special it is. Very, very emotional."
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