Gerhard Berger does not think Sebastian Vettel's Formula 1 career is in crisis despite the rise and continued rising of his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc. Some think that after losing clear number 1 status, and Ferrari extending Charles Leclerc's contract for the long term but not his, the four-time world champion may be pushed into retirement. 'We don't know if it's a decisive year for him personally,' Berger, who drove for Ferrari in both the eighties and again in the nineties, told Auto Motor und Sport. 'Will he do his last year and want a good retirement? Does he want to take on Leclerc? Clearly Leclerc is a tough nut to crack, but that's always the case when you drive for Ferrari,...
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