A bewildered Sebastian Vettel was at a loss to explain his struggles in Sunday's British Grand Prix, the Ferrari driver finishing a lowly 10th and over 20 seconds behind teammate Charles Leclerc. Vettel never made any progress from his P10 starting position on the grid, running rather anonymously all afternoon in the second tier of the midfield. The German driver said he never felt confident in his car but was hard pressed to understand why, suggesting that something just didn't add up. Leclerc delighted by surprise Silverstone podium "The car was very difficult to drive," he said. "I struggled a lot to find my confidence and I don't know why, so we need to have a good look....
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