Former F1 driver Gerhard Berger won't write off Sebastian Vettel for the 2020 title fight, insisting the Ferrari driver's vast experience remains a big asset. Vettel, who won just single race in 2019, was outscored in the championship by Scuderia teammate and two-time winner Charles Leclerc last season and outpaced in qualifying by the Monegasque. The 32-year-old's contract with Ferrari runs out at the end of this year, and many believe that if the German is swept under the carpet by Leclerc, he'll be heading into retirement after Abu Dhabi. But Berger refuses to dismiss the four-time world champion as a contender for the 2020 world crown despite Ferrari sending a clear signal about the...
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