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The race in Mexico might not have been the best race of the season in terms of action. But one of the few drivers who would leave the track happy would be Sebastian Vettel. The German finished in the points after missing out on the Top-10 in the last few races.

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Vettel finished in P7 after starting the race in P9. He benefited from the Lap 1 chaos involving Daniel Ricciardo and Valtteri Bottas. But the Aston Martin driver had a very good pace throughout the race. In the early part of the race, he was matching the pace of Pierre Gasly, who was in front of him in P4.

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Sebastian Vettel looking forward to Brazil after Mexico

Formula One is amidst a triple-header weekend with Mexico, Brazil, and Qatar. Brazil will host the final sprint qualifying of the calendar and might play a huge role in the championship. Sebastian Vettel too mentioned that he is looking forward to racing in Brazil after his P7 in Mexico.

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Vettel stated that he will fly out to Brazil tonight after finishing the race. But his reason for arriving earlier in the country might not be what you think.

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“I like São Paulo. Maybe I find a pub,” said Vettel.

Other than visiting and finding local pubs, Vettel would hope to gain an advantage over his rivals. It looks like the 4-time world champion has regained his form.

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