Vettel agrees with Hamilton about why Ferrari haven't been winning titles
Ferrari’s F1 title drought is about to reach 18 years, with Mercedes closing in on both world championships. Kimi Antonelli only needs to finish ninth at the Mexico City Grand Prix this weekend to be crowned champion, and Mercedes also have their first chance to seal constructors’ glory. They are currently 133 points ahead of Ferrari. Kimi Raikkonen was Ferrari’s last drivers’ champion in 2007, though they did win the teams’ title the following year. During the drought, three different Ferrari drivers have finished runner-up in the standings: Fernando Alonso (2010, 2012), Sebastian Vettel (2017, 2018) and Charles Leclerc (2022). Alonso lost out to Vettel by a combined margin of seven points in two title races that went to the wire. They later recruited the German driver in 2015 as they sought to bring down the dominant Mercedes team. Not only the engine but their strategy or lack of it.…


































