Red Bull's Helmut Marko has uncovered Sebastian Vettel's advantage in taking a senior administration position at the group, despite the fact that it is too early to enter substantial discussions.

Vettel's F1 leave passes on a huge opening to fill in the enclosure, so it is obvious that fans and group faculty the same are searching for ways of keeping him included.

Red Bull and Sebastian Vettel were once the most imposing game in Formula 1, with the German driver getting a charge out of four Big showdowns at the Austrian group.

It is this evident connection among Vettel and Red Bull that gives such areas of strength for a to the 35-year-old to enter discusses a potential administration job.

Helmut Marko, as cited by Sky Sports, has spoken about the chance of Vettel joining Red Bull in some limit pushing ahead:

"He will always be a part of our history. We even named a building after him.

"He's always been obsessed with data, and he will always be a huge part of what we've done and who we are.  

"We had a conversation, and if he could get a top management position, that would appeal to him.

"That became clear during the conversation. He would certainly have the potential and personality for it. But for now, we'll let him plant a few trees."

Vettel's obligation to natural supportability and other magnanimous undertakings would recommend that a quick re-visitation of the F1 enclosure is far-fetched.

The four-time Champion is probably going to focus on time with family in this new part of his life and vocation.

All things considered, it would be to some degree counterproductive to resign from Formula 1 yet at the same time travel to each race in an undeniably extreme timetable.

So, in the medium and long haul, it appears to be conceivable that Vettel will track down his direction back to Formula 1.