Sebastian Vettel was at a loss to explain why he was unable to match the pace of Charles Leclerc at the Belgian GP. Leclerc qualified on pole seven tenths of a second ahead of Vettel, while the German struggled to hang onto his team-mate's coattails in the race, battling Lewis Hamilton to keep hold of second place. Article continues under video After his tyres dropped off, Vettel was forced into a two-stopper, which dropped him to fourth place behind Hamilton and Mercedes colleague Valtteri Bottas. Vettel said he was simply unable to keep life in his tyres around Spa-Francorchamps, but did not know why. He said: "I didn't have the pace. I didn't feel comfortable with the car. I was...
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