Sebastian Vettel says the excitement triggered by the wet German Grand Prix highlights the current positives of Formula 1 racing but insists tweaks are needed to help provide a similar spectacle in dry races. The Ferrari driver starred in his home race by charging from last on the starting grid to second place in the wet, acting as redemption for crashing out of the lead when it started raining at Hockenheim last year. Vettel says with wet racing “always creating chaos” it must not silence the ongoing debate on how to improve F1 racing after seeing the rain produce a more level playing field in terms of performance between all teams. Despite aerodynamic regulation tweaks for 2019,...
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