Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel believes that the reason Germany is on the verge of losing their grand prix permanently is that his country is not prepared to match what other nations are paying for the privilege of hosting a grand prix. The 2018 Formula 1 world championship leader, racing on home soil for the first time in two years, however he painted a gloomy picture of his country's prospect of retaining the grand prix. This year is the last of the current contract and talks appear deadlocked, with Hockenheim circuit organisers unwilling to commit to hosting fees that expose them to financial risk. “I hope that because of the fact that we failed in football this year that people...
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