Coming into the 2019 German grand prix Mercedes certainly have a lot to be happy about, it was exactly a year ago going into the 2018 German grand prix in which Ferrari had lead both the drivers and constructors world titles, and over the course of that weekend not only did they lose their lead, but their number 1 driver Vettel also seemingly had lost his way. 1 year later and not much has changed, but can Vettel and Ferrari show that they still have something left to fight the unstoppable Mercedes.

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Ferrari confident Vettel will stay with Scuderia

The 2019 season for Vettel has been largely dominated by retirement rumours which have only grown stronger given the events of Canada where his victory was stripped away from him and most recently at Silverstone after yet another mistake in wheel-to-wheel combat.

Vettel is contracted to Ferrari until the end of the 2020 season and Binotto has seen no indication that he will not honour his current deal.

“I think Vettel is happy to be with us,” Binotto told Corriere dello Sport.

“Of course, he would be happier if he returned to winning races and if he had a stronger car.

“I see in him a great desire to keep racing and to win again. His dream is to do that with Ferrari and I have no doubt about his intentions and his commitment.”

Vettel is returning to the scene of one of his other big accidents when crashing out whilst leading his home Grand Prix in 2018 at the Hockenheimring.

He has revealed part of his motivation for this weekend is to “make up” for last year.

Verstappen and Leclerc have stolen the show

Formula 1 CEO, Chase Carey, believes the younger generation of Formula 1 talent are stealing the show this season.

Whilst Mercedes continue to operate in a league of their own at the top of the Formula 1 standings, the likes of Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc in particular have shown that the future is bright and that, one day, we could have a World Championship battle for the ages between two supremely talented drivers.

Carey is delighted that the young talents are still shining through and hopes more will follow given Formula 1’s investment into Formula 2.

“When we look at this season, I think it is mainly the younger generation that steals the show,” Carey said via GPToday.net.

“The fights between Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc are of course wonderful examples, for which fans watch our sport.

“Thanks to our work, these young talents are coming, as we an F1 organisation also invest a lot in the Formula 2 class.

“You see that more and more different drivers with different backgrounds are entering Formula 1 and that is exactly what we are trying to do to stimulate.”

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has also praised the next generation of Formula 1 talent and now hopes that they can all be provided with the right equipment to battle each other on a regular basis.

“It’s great for F1,” Horner said to BBC Sport.

“You can never stop time and it’s clear to see some great talent emerging in Formula 1 at the moment – with Max having established himself, Leclerc is doing a great job.

“Lando Norris has done a good job in a McLaren this year. I’m sure George Russell is right there but the equipment [at Williams] doesn’t allow him to show that.

“F1 can be excited about the potential of those guys. But it’s also great to see the young guns go up against the established guys as well – the Hamiltons and the Vettels.

“We have a great period in time where you just hope equipment allows those guys to race hard and competitively with each other.”