Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel has made clear that when he retires from F1, his decision will be permanent and there will be no comeback. Vettel's fans can rest assured however, for the German driver insists that no retirement plans were on the cards, despite pundits' predictions. The 32-year-old four-time world champion is set to conclude a difficult 2019 campaign during which he's had to contend with the pressure applied by his blindingly fast teammate Charles Leclerc, and a few costly mistakes it has induced. Piero Ferrari: 'Hard for me to identify with modern F1' Asked in an interview with German news agency DPA whether he was getting too old for F1, Vettel insisted his motivation was...
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