Sebastian Vettel says he has no plans to retire. At the end of last year, the German was criticised for making mistakes that contributed to Ferrari not winning the world championship and now, those same critics are saying Vettel could be challenged in 2019 by his new teammate Charles Leclerc. Vettel came out worse in a series of tangles in the latter half of the season, which saw him spin to the back of the field in Italy, Japan and USA. He also slipped out of a likely win at his home race in Hockenheim, with Lewis Hamilton winning that day from 14th on the grid to seize momentum in a title race that went his way yet again. Although suggestions have been raised that Vettel may never recover...
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