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'Failure' Sebastian Vettel bids Ferrari farewell
The 33-year-old German, who joined Ferrari in 2015, offered a searingly-honest and realistic appraisal of his time in Italy, despite winning 14 races, when he...
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Four-time F1 champion Vettel signs for Racing Point
The 33-year-old German won four consecutive titles from 2010 to 2013 with Red Bull before joining Ferrari, but the Italian team has not renewed his contract.
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Vettel offered Aston Martin contract: report
The four-time world champion has been told his services will not be required by Ferrari after this year and has admitted he is in talks with other teams.
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Mercedes one-two as F1 gets back on track in Austria
Sunday’s race, the first of two in Austria on successive weekends, will be the latest start to a championship after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of the scheduled Australian opener on 15 March before a wheel had turned.
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'Surprised' Vettel insists there was no new Ferrari deal
Vettel said he was surprised when Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto called him to say his services were no longer required after 2020.
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Vettel expects tight margins at Austria double-header
The season will kick off with the Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring on July 5, followed a week later by a second race at the same track, as part of an eight-race European leg.
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Alonso is ready to return in 2021, says ex-boss Briatore
Alonso won his titles with Renault in 2005 and 2006 to end seven-times champion Michael Schumacher’s long reign.
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Sainz and Ricciardo make their moves for 2021
Ferrari said 25-year-old Sainz, who replaces four times world champion Sebastian Vettel alongside young Monegasque Charles Leclerc at the sport’s most glamorous team, had signed for 2021 and 2022.
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Sainz lined up to replace Vettel at Ferrari: reports
Vettel announced on Tuesday he was quitting the Italian Formula One team, triggering intense speculation as to who would be offered the dream drive alongside Charles Leclerc in 2021.
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Verstappen rules out Ricciardo move to Ferrari
It's suggested that Carlos Sainz would replace Sebastian Vettel at Ferrar.
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Vettel to quit Ferrari at end of season after contract talks break down
The team named no replacement for the German, who dominated F1 with Red Bull before switching to the Italian marque in 2015.
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Vettel makes his esports debut in Legends Trophy
The German has some time on his hands with Formula One’s season stalled by the COVID-19 pandemic and organisers hoping to get going in Austria at the start of July.
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Ferrari unveil SF1000 car for coming F1 season
Narrower than last season's SF90, with a deeper red colouring the body, Ferrari is pinning its hopes on the SF1000 car earning them drivers and constructors titles that have eluded them for 12 and 11 years respectively.
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No need for ageing champions, Max is the man for Red Bull
The two champions are out of contract at the end of the season, by which time 35-year-old Hamilton could have equalled Michel Schumacher’s record seven titles.
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Vettel, Leclerc summoned to explain collision
The pair, who collided while fighting for fourth place on Sunday, were forced to retire from the race, leaving Ferrari embarrassed and pointless and the drivers arguing about who was to blame.
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'It was karma': Mercedes boss rages after German GP flop
The Austrian team boss seemed frustrated and angry that the team were distracted from their jobs by a need to dress in old overalls and flat caps.
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Motor racing: Hamilton on pole in France, Vettel only seventh
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc qualified third with team mate Sebastian Vettel a distant seventh on a distinctly off day for the German.
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Hamilton would rather fight Ferrari than battle with Bottas
Champions Mercedes have won all five races so far this season in one-two formation, with Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas also taking a fastest lap each.
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Scintillating Lewis Hamilton back on top in Barcelona
The defending five-time world champion clocked an exceptional best lap in one minute and 16.568 seconds to outpace Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc by half a second.
