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'The real Vettel is back' - Arrivabene

Nov.29 "The real Vettel is back." That is the claim of Ferrari boss Maurizio Arrivabene, as the Italian team moves to put 2018 in the past and charge again for the world championship next year. Sebastian Vettel remains Ferrari's 'number 1' driver, but the German came under attack from the partisan Italian press this year for high profile errors. Even after the Abu Dhabi finale, Corriere dello Sport said: "Vettel says goodbye to a disappointing championship -- disappointing in his performance and his behaviour, as he is convinced he is not responsible for his defeat." Not just that, young charger Charles Leclerc has been signed up as his new teammate, replacing Vettel's...
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