Sebastian Vettel: “I can beat anyone in F1”

Sebastian Vettel says he remains confident that he can still beat anyone on Formula 1 grid. Vettel lost out to Lewis Hamilton in 2018 title race amid a string of on-track errors. "I understand that people refer to 2014," Vettel told Motorsport-Magazin. "I lost on paper and it's fair to say that because the numbers say I lost to Daniel. "But I also know that in 2014 some things didn't go as we hoped they would. My primary goal in 2014 was not to be on the podium or to finish fifth. My goal was to win races. "Perhaps my attitude at that time was slightly different from Daniel's. But more than that: 2014 was not a great year. "I don't want to say that I was out of luck. But I was let down a few times, the car didn't work as it should and so on. That may distort the picture and the numbers. "It is important that I know how the year went and how I feel with it. I saw Daniel's success in 2014 first-hand and as his teammate. "I still do that. I have no problem with that, but I'm also confident that I can beat anyone who drives out there. I'm not afraid of the competition. That makes no sense. "If you want to win and fear competition, these are two things that don't go together." Source- GPFans

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