Marko Hanželic
It's in the interview Hag among other things, he revealed that he will vote in the elections party of the greens, which triggered a wave of criticism on social media. Thirty-four-year-old German, who because of a more favorable tax policy lives in Switzerland, there is no need to bother with the nonsense that the Green Party is implementing in Germany, wrote one of the web users. Still others accuse him hypocrisybecause it serves well on account "Dirty" motorsport, and at the same time is committed to protecting the environment.
The vast majority spoke in critical tones, only a few stepped in to defend the driver from Heppenheim, one of the more interesting records on Twitter but it was definitely this: "It simply came to our notice then. He does not have to pay for more and more expensive fuel (which is often demanded by the Greens in Germany, op. Cit.) For his company car. "
With that is Sebastian Vettel found in a similar crossfire as Lewis Hamilton, which is due to its activism in the field equality of races and the preservation of the environment have been repeatedly criticized. At a press conference in Spielberg, Vettl reporters were asked to explain their claims in more detail in The mirror.
“I don’t want to repeat myself, but I firmly believe that the topic I was talking about touches all of us. It's not a fashion fad, but something that is increasingly marking our everyday lives, " je Hag answered a journalist's question and added: “No sport, no business and no activity is immune to the changes brought about by global warming. We are facing a challenge that we will all have to tackle together, and this also applies to our sport. We all need to be aware of this and, if necessary, raise our voices, which I am not afraid to do myself. I know that there are people in the world who don't like me or simply don't agree with me, but at the same time I think that athletes still have the opportunity to make people aware, which we must also take advantage of. "
