Ferrari was not able to match the pace of Mercedes out front and found themselves struggling to get the best out of Pirelli’s tyres during Sunday’s British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
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Sebastian Vettel was born 3 July 1987 in Heppenheim Germany and is a four-time FIA Formula One World Champion between 2010 and 2013 with Red Bull Racing.
Having made his debut with BMW Sauber at the 2007 US Grand Prix, Vettel will enter his 11th full F1 season in 2018, his fourth with Scuderia Ferrari.
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Charles Leclerc secured the final spot on the podium and admitted he knew he had to be more aggressive behind the wheel when battling others after losing victory in Austria two weeks ago to a robust move from Max Verstappen.
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An afternoon of “hard racing” may have thrilled the British Grand Prix spectators but it ended in disappointment for Max Verstappen as Sebastian Vettel’s mistake costs him a podium finish at Silverstone.
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Lewis Hamilton has a well timed safety car to thank as he secured a sixth Silvertsone win while Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel collide
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There were mixed fortunes for Ferrari in Qualifying at Silverstone, which saw Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel qualify in third and sixth respectively.
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Valtteri Bottas claimed his fourth pole position of the 2019 Formula 1 season, ahead of Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc.
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Charles Leclerc and Sebastiam Vettel headed Free Practice 3 at Silverstone, ahead of Lewis Hamilton and Pierre Gasly.
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Ferrari could not match the pace of Red Bull and Mercedes in the morning and afternoon Free Practice sessions for the British Grand Prix.
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Valtteri Bottas leads Lewis Hamilton on the opening day at Silverstone, with Scuderia Ferrari waiting in the wings.
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Under pressure Pierre Gasly topped the first practice session at Silverstone ahead of the British Grand Prix
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Sebastian Vettel looks to add to Ferrari’s history of success at the British Grand Prix as he returns to the scene of his victory last season.
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Sebastian Vettel calls for the rules in Formula 1 to be simplified, after the sport has gone under fire recently with its decisions regarding racing.
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Sebastian Vettel says his 2019 challenger needs more downforce, but states that the team are good enough to win races this year.
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Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto believes that the stewards decision over Max Verstappen’s move on Charles Leclerc was wrong, but respects the stewards decision.
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Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes need to address issues relating to overheating after the team struggled in the hot condition at the Red Bull Ring.