Sebastian Vettel described himself as feeling “pretty empty, very bitter and disappointed” in the wake of Ferrari’s disastrous German Grand Prix qualifying session. Vettel led the way through FP1 and was second- and third-quickest respectively in the following practice sessions, as Ferrari showed strong pace. But he was unable to take part in qualifying after he suffered a loss of power on his out lap in Q1. Ferrari tried to repair the problem, diagnosed as an air flow problem to the turbo, but was unable to do so, leaving Vettel out of contention. It means he will start his home race from the back of the 20-car grid. “I’m pretty empty, obviously very bitter...
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