Sebastian Vettel Runs London Marathon for Charity

0:00It's April 1st. From game day to every day, this is F1 News Today, powered by AI. Sebastian Vettel, the four-time F1 World Champ, is lacing up for the London Marathon, turning his speed from the track to the streets for a good. Cause. He's teaming up with F1 journalist Tom Quarkson to run the full 26.2 miles, raising funds for the Grand Prix Trust that helps F1. Trackside and factory workers plus the Brain and Spine Foundation started by former F1 Doc Sid Watkins for folks with neurological issues. Since hanging up his helmet at the end of 2022, Vettel stayed active with cool projects like his F1 Force initiative that pulled the paddock into tree planning at last year's Sao Paulo Grand Prix. This marathon fits right into his post-racing vibe of challenges that give back, building on his epic career with 53 Grand Prix wins over two. 199 starts for teams like Red Bull, Ferrari, and Aston Martin. The big run hits the streets this Sunday, April 26th, so if you're in London,

1:03keep an eye out for Seb pounding the pavement while making a real difference.