Sebastian Vettel

Sebastian Vettel, comme Lewis Hamilton, a l'habitude de prendre position sur des mouvements et des enjeux importants. Il l'a fait, jeudi matin, ...

» Ces choses ne devraient plus être autorisées et elles ne devraient plus arriver de nos jours. » Et les émissions de gaz à effet de serre du Canada ont également augmenté depuis qu’ils ont commencé à le faire. Quand un journaliste lui a demandé comment il avait été mis au courant de ce qui se passait en Alberta, le coéquipier de Lance Stroll chez Aston Martin s’est lancé dans un long monologue. Il l’a fait, jeudi matin, en arrivant au circuit Gilles-Villeneuve sur un vélo aux couleurs de la communauté LGBTQ+. Sur son chandail, on pouvait apercevoir un pipeline accompagné des inscriptions « Arrêtez l’exploitation des sables bitumineux.

Vettel arrived at a practice day with a T-shirt saying 'Stop mining tar sands Canada's climate crime.'

It’s my passion to drive a car, I love it and every time I step in the car I love it. “There’s questions I ask myself every day and I’m not a saint. It is reputed to be the single largest contributor to global carbon emissions, of any company, since 1965,” Savage wrote.

The T-shirt said Stop Mining Tar Sands and, below a picture of a pipeline, added Canada's Climate Crime.

In fact, the Alberta government went so far as to create a “war room” called the Canadian Energy Centre dedicated to fighting back against slights from celebrities and environmental organizations. The 2014 visit from Leonardo DiCaprio still lingers in the public memory, as does rocker Neil Young’s campaign against oilsands development. “Every time I step in the car, I love it,” he said. Perhaps a pedal-car for Formula 1?” “There’s so much science around the topic that fossil fuels are going to end, and living in a time that we do now, these things shouldn’t be allowed anymore, and they shouldn’t happen.” Article content

Sebastian Vettel takes aim at Alberta's oilsands operations as province's energy minister charges "hypocrisy."

I have seen a lot of hypocrisy over the years, but this one takes the cake. "There's questions I ask myself every day and I'm not a saint," Vettel said. A race car driver sponsored by Aston Martin, with financing from Saudi Aramco, complaining about the oilsands. Perhaps a pedal-car for Formula 1." It's not the first time the Aston Martin driver has used his platform to address environmental issues. He's wearing a helmet with the same slogan this weekend.

Sebastian Vettel has accused the Canadian government of committing "a crime" with its environmentally destructive oil mining in Alberta's tar...

"So it is in principle to raise awareness of what is going on in the first place. I think the prime minister said that no other country would find these resources and not dig them up. Mining oil is horrible for nature and obviously, Canada's greenhouse emissions have gone up since they started doing it.

Sebastian Vettel appeared at the paddock in Canada on Thursday with an activist message on his T-shirt to oppose oil drilling in Canada.

What will be on the Aston Martin driver's helmet was not yet made clear in the interview. During the practice sessions that will take place on Friday evening European time, we will only see what kind of helmet Vettel will drive with. Vettel is protesting oil drilling in Canada that is causing habitat for animals and humans to be seriously endangered.

Formula One activist Sebastian Vettel has used his platform to put the spotlight on many issues from LGBTQ rights to climate change but this week the German ...

“I think it is only fair to look after it and not destroy it.” It is reputed to be the single largest contributor to global carbon emissions, of any company, since 1965,” added Savage. “So it is just in principal to raise awareness.”

Formule 1 | Le Canada est le 10e pays le plus pollueur au monde (en termes de pollution par habitant par an). Malgré les engagements internationaux pour le ...

Beaucoup de gens au Canada, beaucoup de gens dans le monde ne le savent pas et ce n’est qu’un petit geste. « D’après ce que j’ai lu, le site a été découvert il y a 20 ans. L’extraction du pétrole est horrible pour la nature et, évidemment, les émissions de gaz à effet de serre du Canada ont augmenté depuis qu’ils ont commencé à le faire.

MONTREAL — Sebastian Vettel arrived at the Montreal Grand Prix wearing his thoughts about climate change on his T-shirt. The Formula One star from Germany ...

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MONTREAL - Sebastian Vettel arrived at the Montreal Grand Prix wearing his thoughts about climate change on hi...

“It’s just to think about future generations and the world we leave in their hands … it’s only fair to look after it and not destroy it.” “I think what happens in Alberta is a crime because you chop down a lot of trees and you basically destroy the place just to extract oil and the manner of doing it with the tarsands, oilsands mining, is horrible for nature,” Vettel said, when asked about the T-shirt at a news conference Friday. “There’s so much science around the topic that fossil fuels are going to end, and living in a time that we do now these things shouldn’t be allowed anymore and they shouldn’t happen.” He’s wearing a helmet with the same slogan this weekend.

Sebastian Vettel's protest caught the attention of Alberta politicians who quickly took to social media labelling the German, whose team is sponsored by ...

“I think it is only fair to look after it and not destroy it." It is reputed to be the single largest contributor to global carbon emissions, of any company, since 1965," added Savage. “So it is just in principle to raise awareness."

Il l'a fait, jeudi matin, en arrivant au circuit Gilles-Villeneuve sur un vélo aux couleurs de la communauté LGBTQ+. Sur son chandail, on pouvait apercevoir un ...

» Ces choses ne devraient plus être autorisées et elles ne devraient plus arriver de nos jours. » Et les émissions de gaz à effet de serre du Canada ont également augmenté depuis qu’ils ont commencé à le faire. Quand un journaliste lui a demandé comment il avait été mis au courant de ce qui se passait en Alberta, le coéquipier de Lance Stroll chez Aston Martin s’est lancé dans un long monologue. Il l’a fait, jeudi matin, en arrivant au circuit Gilles-Villeneuve sur un vélo aux couleurs de la communauté LGBTQ+. Sur son chandail, on pouvait apercevoir un pipeline accompagné des inscriptions « Arrêtez l’exploitation des sables bitumineux.

MONTREAL - Sebastian Vettel arrived at the Montreal Grand Prix wearing his thoughts about climate change on his T-shirt.

So I just tried to encourage her to continue to do what she’s doing because she’s stands for a lot.” And so I felt compelled to say something.” “There’s questions I ask myself every day and I’m not a saint,” Vettel said. “She’s been a great asset since joining & we should welcome more representative broadcasting with open arms,” Hamilton tweeted. So, it feels like a natural voice that comes out to speak up.” It’s not the first time the Aston Martin driver has used his platform to address environmental issues.

MONTREAL - Sebastian Vettel arrived at the Montreal Grand Prix wearing his thoughts about climate change on his T-shirt.

So I just tried to encourage her to continue to do what she’s doing because she’s stands for a lot.” And so I felt compelled to say something.” “There’s questions I ask myself every day and I’m not a saint,” Vettel said. “She’s been a great asset since joining & we should welcome more representative broadcasting with open arms,” Hamilton tweeted. So, it feels like a natural voice that comes out to speak up.” It’s not the first time the Aston Martin driver has used his platform to address environmental issues.

Sebastian Vettel has said that he and the Aston Martin team need to be 'realistic' about qualifying later today at the Canadian Grand Prix, despite looking ...

I think Saturday could be tricky – the conditions have been unpredictable all weekend and it looks likely to be another wet-dry day. He’s looking to keep a lid on expectations but says he’s excited about what the rest of the weekend could have in store, including the unpredictable weather conditions: “Still, I think we need to be realistic about qualifying tomorrow; we’re improving all the time but we still have some work to do.

Fourth fastest in Friday's practice in Montreal, Sebastian Vettel admits he was “surprised” that things went “so well” for Aston Martin.

“The B version seems to be getting more and more rolling. “Although Stroll was not so much in the second practice session [ to see], but in the first quite decent.” But I’m looking forward to whatever the weather throws at us.” It was much better in the second practice session. “I really enjoy the track. “In the first practice session I didn’t quite manage the lap.

Sebastian Vettel was labelled a hypocrite by politicians from Alberta, for shedding light on "Tar Sands Mining" in the Canadian province.

“Still, I think we need to be realistic about qualifying tomorrow; we’re improving all the time but we still have some work to do. “I think it is only fair to look after it and not destroy it.” I have seen a lot of hypocrisy over the years, but this one takes the cake.

Sebastian Vettel has felt the full wrath of Canada's minister of energy after the German slated the country's mining of tar sands for oil in Alberta.

Perhaps a pedal car for Formula 1?" It is reputed to be the single largest contributor to global carbon emissions, of any company, since 1965. Mining oil is horrible for nature and obviously, Canada's greenhouse emissions have gone up since they started doing it."

Sebastian Vettel is using the Formula 1 Canadian GP weekend to flag what he calls the country's “climate crime” by wearing a special helmet.

“So I think it's just in principle to raise awareness of what's going on in the first place. I think it's only fair to look after it and not destroy it.” I think as I said, there's so much science around the topic that fossil fuels are going to end, and living in a time that we do now these things shouldn't be allowed anymore, and they shouldn't happen. “What happens in Alberta is a crime because you chop down a lot of trees, and you basically destroy the place just to extract oil. And I think we live in a time and age where we are so much aware of a lot of things. I think the prime minister said that no other country would find these resources and not take them up.

SEBASTIAN VETTEL has been outspoken in the battle against climate change and wore an anti-oilsands T-shirt as he arrived at the Canadian Grand Prix this ...

He arrived earlier in the week wearing a t-shirt which read “Stop Mining Tar Sands” along with a picture of a pipeline. We live in a time and age where we are so much aware of a lot of things. And ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix, Vettel has taken aim at the mining operations in Alberta.

Sebastian Vettel is using the Formula 1 Canadian GP weekend to flag what he calls the country's “climate crime” by wearing a special helmet.

“So I think it's just in principle to raise awareness of what's going on in the first place. I think as I said, there's so much science around the topic that fossil fuels are going to end, and living in a time that we do now these things shouldn't be allowed anymore, and they shouldn't happen. I think it's only fair to look after it and not destroy it.” “What happens in Alberta is a crime because you chop down a lot of trees, and you basically destroy the place just to extract oil. And I think we live in a time and age where we are so much aware of a lot of things. "I think the prime minister said that no other country would find these resources and not take them up.

German Formula 1 driver Sebastian Vettel arrived at the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal wearing a shirt denouncing the Canadian Oil and Gas industry.