Sebastian Vettel was at a loss to explain his poor performance at the British Grand Prix, where he finished 10th as teammate Charles Leclerc claimed Ferrari's second podium of the season on Sunday. Editor's Picks Why Verstappen did, and Hamilton didn't, pit at the end of the British GP How the wild final laps of the British Grand Prix unfolded 1 Related Vettel was on the back foot from the beginning of the weekend, with car issues robbing him of track time during Friday's practice, but he never looked like he was comfortable with the car. He qualified in the same position he finished and spent much of the race outside of the points on merit. He rose to inherit 10th position later on after...
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