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T A SECRET LOCATION<br />
in the south of France this September, a small<br />
group of individuals gathered on a racetrack to<br />
learn how to drive. But this select few weren’t<br />
novice drivers. And their instructor wasn’t from<br />
your average driving school, either. Th e tutor in<br />
question was the exceptionally gifted Formula<br />
One driver Sebastian Vettel, twice crowned the<br />
fastest man in the world, and the motor<br />
enthusiasts had been invited to this under-wraps<br />
location because they were the fi rst to purchase<br />
one of the cars Vettel has given his name to.<br />
Knowing the man’s vocation, you’d be<br />
forgiven for assuming that the vehicle in<br />
question was a single-seater race-car or an<br />
elegant and energetic sports model. Instead the<br />
group were presented with an SUV: the Infi niti<br />
FX Sebastian Vettel Version. Of course, it’s not<br />
your average SUV. Faster, lighter, more powerful<br />
and aerodynamic than any rival, this<br />
collaboration between the F1 champion and<br />
Japanese carmakers Infi niti is so exclusive that<br />
only 50 are being distributed in Europe. Vettel’s<br />
SUV is also so light that owners need to be<br />
shown how to handle it – and who better to<br />
teach them than the man himself?<br />
Th e idea for the SUV was fi rst introduced<br />
shortly after Infi niti became partners with<br />
Vettel’s employers, the Red Bull F1 racing team,<br />
early last year. Vettel’s version of the Infi niti FX