Sebastian Vettel has his "work cut out" to secure a long-term Ferrari future due to the rise of Charles Leclerc and the many contenders for his seat, according to Sky F1's Karun Chandhok and Paul Di Resta. Vettel, the four-time champion, is one of many star F1 drivers who sees his contract expire at the end of 2020 - but while the German spoke positively about signing a new deal in April, reports in Italy have suggested it's by no means a foregone conclusion. That could be for several reasons. Hungarian GP set for behind-closed-doors race Are Ferrari willing to offer Vettel, who turns 33 in July, a long-term deal as he hopes? Would Vettel accept a 'number two' role behind Leclerc?...
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