
via Imago
Vettel celebrates his Silverstone victory. Source: BBC UK

via Imago
Vettel celebrates his Silverstone victory. Source: BBC UK
Sebastian Vettel may have been victorious at Silverstone and the Ferrari does look much more improved this year but the German insists that more developments will be the factor which will drive the Scuderia towards the title.
Speaking to the official F1 website, Vettel said, “I think we need to improve our car until the end of the year. I think our car is very good, it is working very well on these type of tracks [Silverstone].”
“But developing will be key, because then you have something to fight with. And if you have something to fight with, something to play with, then you can make it happen.”
ADVERTISEMENT
Article continues below this ad
The British Grand Prix last year was a terrible memory for the Ferrari team. Both Raikkonen and Vettel were running strongly but suffered tyre punctures in the final laps one after the other.

via Imago
Vettel increased his championship lead ahead of Hamilton
Though the Finn still ended up on the podium, Vettel fell back massively, ending up 7 in the grid. He exorcised the ghosts of that race splendidly last Sunday, storming to victory after a stunning last-gap pass on Valtteri Bottas.
ADVERTISEMENT
Article continues below this ad
Team boss, Maurizio Arrivabene was pleased as punch with the victory and praised his team for the brilliant effort. “This was a well-deserved win, mainly down to a great job from the team”, said Arrivabene.
“They did a great job on the track and back in Maranello and I congratulate them. The SF71-H confirmed its strengths as it has done on other tracks already.”
ADVERTISEMENT
Article continues below this ad
“The Pirelli tyres were a perfect match for our strategy. Tomorrow we will have our debrief and right from the afternoon, we will start preparing for Sebastian’s home race, the German GP”, he added.
Vettel will be pumped up for his home race, which is making a return to the calendar after a while but he is sure to expect a tough fight. Lewis Hamilton lost his home grand prix and he will be looking to exact revenge on his title rival in the best way possible.
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT