Sebastian Vettel

The seven-time world champion relishes the idea of the German driver succeeding him at Mercedes

Four-time Formula One world champion considers reluctance to talk about issue as ‘weakness of society’

Veteran Spanish F1 driver joins Aston Martin on multi-year contract from 2023

Horner believes four-time champion doesn’t deserve to race ‘in the middle of the field’

Formula One great says he has recommended young driver to team’s owner

Mercedes driver says he is ‘honoured’ to have raced and befriended four-time F1 champion

Four-time world champion thanks fans for support after making ‘difficult’ decision to quit sport at end of season

Four-time F1 world champion protested Russia’s invasion during Bahrain GP practice

German was stripped of second place after a required litre of fuel could not be extracted following the Aug. 1 race

German was disqualified as only 0.3 litres of fuel could be extracted from his car instead of the one litre mandated

German was second to Perez in Sunday's Azerbaijan GP, handing his team a first podium as a Formula One constructor

Pandemic-hit, shortened 17-race Formula One season was packed with novelty and surprises

Four times F1 world champion is joining Aston Martin (the renamed Racing Point) next season

33-year-old German won his titles with Red Bull from 2010-13 and has 53 wins to his credit

30-year-old will leave Racing Point at the end of the year with Sebastian Vettel joining from Ferrari

33-year-old German, who won his titles with Red Bull, is joining Aston Martin -- the renamed Racing Point team

Racing Point have said four times world champion will drive for them in 2021

Ferrari have already said the German is being replaced by Spaniard Carlos Sainz from McLaren next year

For the third time in six races, the four-times world champion qualified outside the top 10

After rejoining in traffic from his first pitstop, German informed his team that "you know that you messed up"

Vettel and Leclerc says its unlikely they could see a scenario where the Brit driver might not be champion

The German is leaving Ferrari at the end of the year, destination unknown

Last year's F1 runners-up are fifth overall after two races in which they rode their luck and then lost it

Constructor's boss Horner says they are happy with Verstappen and Albon in driving seats

There will be no spectators, no sponsors or VIP guests wandering the paddock

Finnish driver is out of contract with his team at the end of this year, has got used to seeing his seat in peril

Australian will instead leave Renault for McLaren where Sainz has been signed to replace Vettel

25-year-old is replacing Vettel whose departure at the end of 2020 had been announced two days earlier

25-year-old will leave McLaren following the 2020 season to partner 22-year-old Charles Leclerc at the Italian team

Four-time world champion is quitting his team after talks over a new contract broke down

Ricciardo and Spaniard Sainz are the favourites to move to the 'Scuderia'

Four-times Formula One world champion is out of contract at the end of the year

The four times champion finished 15th and 12th respectively

A decision could come before the start of a season stalled by the Covid-19 pandemic

32-year-old German had a difficult and disappointing 2019 season and is out of contract at the end of 2020

21-year-old Dutchman secured his second win of the season and seventh of his career

The German has won just once since his Hockenheim heartbreak, at the Belgian Grand Prix last August.

Vettel crashed out as Hamilton came through to win and seize a lead he would never give up

Despite his huge experience, the German admitted to being "a bit nervous" ahead of the 2019 campaign

Ferrari driver tops time sheet with 1min 29.166sec lap in free practice

Briton crosses finish line 6.2 seconds before second-placed Vettel

Ferrari driver beats world champion Mercedes team by a 10-second difference

Mercedes driver clocks best lap of 1min 21.765sec

With Malaysia deciding to discontinue Formula One race, we take a look back in history

Ferrari driver clocks 1min 22.765sec to lead time sheets