Sebastian Vettel: Will this update turn things around?

Vettel is getting a new chassis after the puzzlingly weak performances of the past few weeks. The Scuderia announced this in the run-up to the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday (15.10:XNUMX p.m.). “After the last race in Silverstone, we discovered a small amount of damage that was probably caused by hard contact with a curb,” said the responsible chief engineer Simone Resta. In case of doubt, the damage "doesn't have a major effect on performance, but the decision to replace the chassis was still logical," Resta continued. The Scuderia did not make any assumptions about how long Vettel's car had been damaged. Vettel complained about instability The German had recently always been well behind his teammate Charles Leclerc and complained about the instability of his car. Observers therefore suspected undetected damage to the car. “We're talking about a four-time world champion, one of the most talented drivers in the field,” said former champion Nico Rosberg on RTL: “In my opinion, there must be something wrong with the car. Sebastian is not half a second slower than anyone out there, let alone Charles Leclerc.” Such damage is “sometimes minimal, barely noticeable.”

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