Sebastian Vettel's former boss Christian Horner believes Red Bull's greatest driver will do no harm to his remarkable career if he took a sabbatical next year. The 33-year-old German's woes are well documented – he lost his Ferrari drive leaving him with no deal for next season. Furthermore, his form on track is at an all-time low, shown up by his teammate Charles Leclerc in just about every session. “It is a shame because Sebastian is obviously not in a happy place,” Horner told the PA news agency. “He is still relatively young, so it depends what his motivation is, but he is a four-time world champion and the third most successful driver of all time in terms of his victories....
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