Can a driver operate without manager?

[Giblet]

The man who represents himself has a fool for a client.

That's a quote about lawyers, but likely applies to many drivers. This doesn't apply to someone like Vettel at this point in his career though.

That's not to say down the road he won't need one.

[CHT]

The man who represents himself has a fool for a client.

That's a quote about lawyers, but likely applies to many drivers. This doesn't apply to someone like Vettel at this point in his career though.

That's not to say down the road he won't need one.

I wont be Michael Schumacher will become his manager eventually.

[raymondu999]

I was thinking more along the lines of Willi Weber actually. But I wonder if that's a good thing. I'm liking Sebastian as an approachable character as we know him. Might getting a manager and managerial advice make him a more aloof character? I remember how Michael was when he was still tied to Weber. I understand he's still tied to Weber's firm, but through a different character now