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And ever since, his time at Ferrari, perhaps even in F1, has been declared roundly as akin to the man slung over his associate's shoulder in Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Either dead, or it'll be dead very soon as it's very ill.
But, ever the contrarian, I wonder if we're being premature. There remains a possibility that Vettel can recover. Although, for a few reasons, it'll be difficult.
And in my latest for Motorsport Week I explore what might lie next for Vettel. For good and ill. You can have a read here: https://www.motorsportweek.com/news/id/24403
Seeing this now is kind of funny. He had a brain fade in Italy but he doesn't seem to have recovered, I mean, he has been quite controversial these past few races and in Japan even if he got pole, he screwed his start.
ReplyDeleteWhile this is right, we shouldn't write him off. But we also can't count on him either.
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