Regardless of the fact that there hasn’t been raced at this point this year, a few drivers are caught up with orchestrating a seat for next year. As per Marc Surer, Sebastian Vettel is thus unfortunate in his agreement exchanges.

For quite a long time Vettel has been the undisputed number one at Ferrari. It has changed with the appearance of Charles Leclerc. In addition, the Monegasque as of now has an agreement until 2024. Agreement of Sebastian Vettel terminates toward the finish of this current year. Moreover, He is yet to get an opportunity to substantiate himself in 2020.

Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton have been tipped by Ex F1 driver Marc Surer to shape a fantasy team at Mercedes if the German leaves Ferrari in the not so distant future. Vettel is out of agreement in the winter and Surer can see a partnership with the Silver Arrows.

Sebastian Vettel in a Silver Arrow?

Vettel is not, at this point the incomparable driver who won four World Drivers’ Championships with Red Bull yet has appeared on his day that he can even now get race wins added to his repertoire.

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Mercedes are very much aware of his range of abilities. They would love to try his skills on the off chance that they put him in one of the beast W11s.

Hamilton and Vettel have struggled it out at the top degree of motorsport for as far back as 13 years. The seriousness would not subside in the event that they drive for the same team.

Vettel would be better ready to contend with Hamilton if they drive a similar vehicle available to them. It may mean in excess of a couple of tense minutes for Toto Wolff and co. to manage.

When asked about the future of the German, Surer had only one answer.

“Why not Mercedes? I don’t know now if Lewis Hamilton would accept him as a team-mate, but it would be a stunner,” Surer says.

“And the traditional company would also have a German in the car again. When Nico Rosberg retired, it was bad news for the company.”

“It would be ideal for me, so to speak, to imagine a dream if he switched to Mercedes. I don’t see a big future for him at Ferrari. It would look like an escape from Charles Leclerc, but if the title worked for Mercedes, it would be quickly forgotten. 

For Mercedes, a commitment from Vettel would also be worthwhile if successful. Because then they could finally market a German world champion. The last one, Nico Rosberg, resigned immediately after winning the title.”