Sebastian Vettel has nothing to show for his first two races with Aston Martin, but the four-time world champion insists his performance to date with his new team is not "a fair reflection" of his potential. In Bahrain, Vettel qualified a lowly P18 in Bahrain while his Aston teammate Lance Stroll secured a spot among the top ten. The German driver's plight improved little on race day when he clumsily collided with Alpine's Esteban Ocon. At Imola, Vettel failed again to follow Stroll into the top-ten on Saturday while his race was undermined at the outset by a brake issue that forced a pitlane start on the 33-year-old and by a gearbox problem that put an end to his struggles in...
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