Ralf Schumacher: Vettel has to apologize to the team

After the race in Spielberg, Vettel blamed his team despite his own driving error. “If my teammate (Charles Leclerc, editor) came second, it would have been better to say: 'Sorry! I screwed up. I turned! Next week I'll be back at full speed,'” Schumacher wrote in his Sky -Column. Vettel tried with all his might to get past McLaren driver Carlos Sainz, who will take his place at Ferrari next season. Vettel spun and fell back to the end of the field. “I lost control, yes. But I basically had little control over the car. That didn't help much," said Vettel: "I think I was as fast on the last lap today as I was on the first lap on Friday with a full tank. Something can’t be quite right.” The Heppenheimer certainly didn't do himself any favors with the statements he made after the race, said Schumacher. “It's a difficult time for Sebastian now. No question. Many speculate that he won't finish this season. I do not believe that. Sebastian is still a strong racing driver,” wrote Schumacher. Vettel's future doesn't look bright Having the feeling that his team no longer wants him, plus a car that doesn't suit his driving style at all, "this double burden makes it really difficult for him," emphasized Schumacher. Vettel in particular needs a trusting environment, says Schumacher. “Like in his successful time at Red Bull. They stuck by him unconditionally. To do this he needs a stable car on the rear axle. But with this combination he will hardly be able to apply for a cockpit with a top team! “This is of course very bitter from a German perspective,” said Schumacher.

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Ralf Schumacher: Vettel has to apologize to the team

Former Formula 1 driver Ralf Schumacher expects four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel to apologize to the Ferrari team.

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