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'Vettel won't want midfield F1 seat'

Four-time F1 champion Sebastian Vettel will not take a career "risk" by signing for a midfield team in 2021, believes Haas boss Gunther Steiner. With Carlos Sainz coming in at Ferrari next year, Vettel has been left without a seat - and title-contending options for the German appear limited with former team Red Bull distancing themselves and Mercedes likely to stick with Lewis Hamilton as their star driver. Retirement has long-been mooted as a possibility for Vettel, 32, but so have potential openings at teams lower down the grid. Leclerc, Norris sorry for Virtual GP crashes Renault have been linked, but would Haas - who finished ninth in 2019 but are powered by Ferrari engines -...
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