Tags: Sebastian Vettel
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Vettel wishes he could seek Schumacher’s advice
Sebastian Vettel wishes he could get advice from Michael Schumacher as he tries to cling on to his World Championship hopes in 2018.
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Newey: Vettel’s weakness is stupid mistakes
Adrian Newey says Sebastian Vettel’s “stupid mistakes” could cost him this year’s World title as it will be “damn hard” to beat Lewis Hamilton unless the Brit suffers a DNF.
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Brawn: Ferrari spell has been broken
Although Ross Brawn says Sebastian Vettel’s deficit to Lewis Hamilton is “not yet insurmountable”, he feels the Ferrar spell has been broken.
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Another race, another bold Ferrari tyre strategy
Needing to take points off Lewis Hamilton in the title race, Sebastian Vettel has gone aggressive with his tyre choices for the upcoming Russian Grand Prix.
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Horner: Vettel’s 2012 title shows this isn’t over
Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes Sebastian Vettel’s 2012 title win shows that it would be wrong to rule him out of this year’s World Championship battle.
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Vettel: Long way to go, lots of points to score
Sebastian Vettel feels Ferrari’s loss to Mercedes in Singapore shows that their SF71H’s advantage over the W09 isn’t as big as people have been saying.
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Newey: The pressure is weighing on Vettel
Red Bull’s Adrian Newey believes Sebastian Vettel is feeling every bit of the pressure in his 2018 title challenge.
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Hamilton: Merc haven’t ‘lucked’ into title lead
Lewis Hamilton hasn’t “lucked” into the lead in the championship, rather he’s benefitted from avoiding mistakes, something Sebastian Vettel hasn’t managed to do.
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Vettel defends Ferrari’s ‘aggressive’ strategy
Sebastian Vettel has defended Ferrari’s “aggressive” strategy at the Singapore Grand Prix, saying if it worked it would have been “great” but it didn’t.
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Conclusions from the Singapore Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton found another gear, Singapore did not favour Ferrari and Max Verstappen came alive…
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Vettel: The way we raced we didn’t have a chance
Sebastian Vettel’s hopes of winning this year’s World title suffered a blow in Singapore as he finished a distant third to Lewis Hamilton, saying Ferrari “didn’t have a chance.”
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Race: Hamilton holds off Verstappen for Singapore win
Lewis Hamilton once again extended his lead in the championship race with a solid win in Singapore while Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari botched the strategy game.
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FIA post-Singapore GP press conference
Race winner Lewis Hamilton, along with Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel, spoke to the media after Sunday’s Singapore Grand Prix.
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Ferrari: Team orders at the start dangerous, crazy
Maurizio Arrivabene has ruled out issuing team orders to his drivers for the start of a race, saying it would be “too dangerous and it’s crazy.”
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Vettel: Hamilton gap not a true reflection
Sebastian Vettel qualified more than six tenths behind Lewis Hamilton in Singapore, but says the gap does not “reflect the true performance”.
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FIA post-Singapore qualifying press conference
Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel, the top three drivers from qualifying, spoke to the world’s media after the session.
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Qualy: Hamilton storms to pole in Singapore
Lewis Hamilton laid down a blisteringly quick 1:36 to claim an unexpected pole position for Sunday’s Singapore Grand Prix ahead of Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel.
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Arrivabene: Vettel is a driver, not team boss
Ferrari boss Maurizio Arrivabene has said Sebastian Vettel had no say whatsoever in the Scuderia’s driver plans for the 2019 season.
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Vettel confident of recovery after FP2 setback
Sebastian Vettel had issues in FP2, but the German believes that the team will be able to recover in final practice in Singapore.
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Vettel will miss ‘zero bull****’ Raikkonen
Sebastian Vettel has said he is “sad” to see Kimi Raikkonen leave Ferrari and described him as his greatest ever team-mate.
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Leclerc blots copybook; Vettel hits the barrier
Ferrari’s 2019 line-up, Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel, got off to a less than ideal start at the Singapore Grand Prix weekend.
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Vettel: I’m my own biggest enemy
Sebastian Vettel says he is his own “biggest enemy” in this year’s title fight as he arrives in Singapore trailing Lewis Hamilton in the standings.
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Vettel can’t afford another Singapore blunder
Heading to Singapore, a track that should suit his SF71H, the only thing standing between Sebastian Vettel and victory is Sebastian Vettel. And probably Lewis Hamilton.
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Wolff defends Vettel over ‘unfair’ criticism
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has defended Sebastian Vettel after the German faced more criticism following the Italian Grand Prix.
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Vettel ‘happy’ to fight Kimi, doesn’t expect team orders
Sebastian Vettel insists he’s happy racing team-mate Kimi Raikkonen, saying he doesn’t expect Ferrari to issue team orders in his favour.
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Vettel: ‘I’m racing three cars, including Kimi’
Sebastian Vettel has suggested he is not happy with the team dynamics at Ferrari following the Italian Grand Prix.
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Vettel: Whole side of the car was missing
Although Sebastian Vettel felt like he let the Monza crowd down on Sunday, he has revealed the “whole side” of his SF71H was damaged in his crash with Lewis Hamilton.
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Vettel: Hamilton did not leave me any space
Sebastian Vettel says it is “ironic” that he was the one spun in lap 1 contact with Lewis Hamilton given that the Brit was to blame.
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Raikkonen the meat in a Mercedes sandwich
Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel came into contact with each other on the opening lap of the Italian Grand Prix, causing the Ferrari man to spin.
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Vettel annoyed with P2 in Monza qualifying
Sebastian Vettel showed how annoyed he was after qualifying with a curt radio message immediate after the session ended.