The Monday Morning Quarterback: Sebastian Vettel

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17 March, 2019

Valtteri Bottas Beats Lewis Hamilton in Australian Grand Prix, Ferrari Struggles

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March 17, 2019

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Australian GP: Valtteri Bottas beats Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari struggle
Valtteri Bottas crushed the competition to win the Australian GP as Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari struggled at the F1 2019 season-opener.

Lewis Hamilton Claims Australian Grand Prix Pole as Mercedes Shines

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March 16, 2019

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Lewis Hamilton claims Australian Grand Prix pole as Mercedes shine
Lewis Hamilton has claimed pole position for the opening grand prix of the new Formula One season in Australia

Hamilton Wins F1 Title, Verstappen Wins Mexican Grand Prix

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October 29, 2018

Jim Vertuno, Associated Press

MEXICO CITY — Lewis Hamilton keeps climbing his way up the list of Formula One’s greatest drivers.

The top now looks very much in sight.

The British driver won his fifth career F1 championship with a fourth-place finish Sunday at the Mexican Grand Prix. It was a race dominated by Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, but one that will be remembered for Hamilton tying the late Juan Manuel Fangio of Argentina for the second-most championships in F1 history.

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Daniel Ricciardo Takes Pole for Mexican Grand Prix with Lewis Hamilton Third

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October 28, 2018

Giles Richard, The Guardian

That Lewis Hamilton will clinch his fifth world championship in Mexico City on Sunday remains almost a certainty. Doing so with the celebratory flourish of victory however will require the British driver to be on absolutely top form after Red Bull’s Daniel Ricciardo claimed pole position, locking out the front row with his teammate Max Verstappen.

If it is a race contested with the same fierce competition that defined a thrilling qualifying, it should at least prove to be a memorable meeting at which the British driver wraps up the title.

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Sebastian Vettel Must Delay Lewis Hamilton's Title Coronation at the United States Grand Prix

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October 18, 2018

Graham Caygill, The National

Sebastian Vettel has had plenty of low points over the past couple of months as his hopes of winning a fifth Formula One drivers’ title have faded away.

Spinning in Italy after contact with title rival Lewis Hamilton was one; picking the wrong tyre compound in Singapore was another. Careering backwards off track and falling to the back of the field after a brush with Max Verstappen in in Japan summed up the Ferrari driver's fortunes over the past four races.

Hamilton sits 67 points clear at the top of the drivers' standings and the Mercedes-GP driver can secure the championship with victory at Sunday's United States Grand Prix with victory and if Vettel finishes lower than third.

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Lewis Hamilton Drives to Fourth Straight Win in Japan, Moves Closer to Drivers Championship

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October 7, 2018

Herald Sun

MERCEDES Lewis Hamilton has cruised to victory at the Japanese Grand Prix to take another major step towards his fifth Formula One world title.

Hamilton was helped by a rash overtaking move by Ferrari title rival Sebastian Vettel, who collided with Max Verstappen while trying to overtake the Dutch driver.

The accident on the eighth lap, after Vettel had moved from eighth on the grid to fourth, spun the Ferrari driver off the track, putting him back to 19th, before he eventually finished sixth.