Sebastian Vettel left qualifying for the British Grand Prix saying the weekend couldn't ‘get much worse'. However, neither Vettel nor Ferrari would have envisaged Sunday's race to be such a struggle. Vettel found himself in no mans land in the British Grand Prix. Despite two early safety cars, the German wasn't able to make ground on his tenth place grid position. Instead, he slipped further behind the fights ahead of him and fell into the grasps of the struggling Albon and a progressing Gasly in the latter stages of the race. With thanks to the chaos at the front of the pack in the dying stages of the race, Vettel stole one point with a tenth place finish, just holding off Bottas...
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