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Author Topic: Vettel to earn $165,000 at STR  (Read 645 times)

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Vettel to earn $165,000 at STR
« on: August 01, 2007, 08:40:10 PM »
Sebastian Vettel will earn about (US) $165,000 for finishing the season with Toro Rosso, according to media sources.

The German newspaper Bild reports that the 20-year-old former test driver, who has been released by his 2007 employer BMW starting this weekend in Hungary, has negotiated a $400,000 per year fee to race with STR in 2008.

"For me this is a dream come true," Vettel said after the news broke on Tuesday.

"It hasn't sunk in yet that I am now a proper race driver in Formula One."

He said he was however cautious about expecting too much from his Ferrari-powered single seater, which in the hands of his predecessor Scott Speed, and teammate Vitantonio Liuzzi, has failed to net a single point so far in 2007.

"I am aware that the car is not the best one," Vettel said, "so I can't really say what I will be able to do with it."

 




 


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