Sebastian Vettel denied that his current under-performance relative to Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc and his costly mistake at Monza were rooted in a mental shortfall. Vettel has endured a difficult campaign year-to-date, hampered by the Scuderia's inability to consistently rival Mercedes in the first half of the season but also by the four-time world champion's own performance deficit and mistakes. It's been 22 races since Vettel last stood on the highest step of the podium, while Leclerc has just delivered back-to-back wins to the House of Maranello. Has a mental slump taken hold of the 52-time Grand Prix winner? Vettel reminds us that 'anything can happen' in Singapore "No, I...
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