F1 | Ferrari, Vettel: "We can still win, we won't give up"
"In some races we lacked the necessary luck," said the German
di Piero Ladisa27 August, 2019
Sebastian Vettel he doesn't intend to throw in the towel. In fact, the German from Ferrari believes that the Cavallino team can manage to break this year's streak of victories that has lasted since October 2018, when Kimi Raikkonen won the victory in the United States Grand Prix on the Austin track.
"We can still win in 2019! – underlined Vettel, quoted by the Swiss newspaper Blick -. I am convinced that this year we will still be able to climb to the top step of the podium. We do not Surrend. We are developing the car and now it runs much better because the rear of the car is more stable".
Then speaking in general terms about the team he said: “The team is very motivated and in some races the necessary luck was lacking".
Piero Ladisa
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