Sebastian Vettel was left ꦛpuzzled by his lack of pace atཧ Formula 1’s British Grand Prix and insists something “doesn’t stack up” regarding his weekend-long struggles.

Vettel, a two-time winner at𒆙 Silverstone, failed to make any progress from his starti🍃ng position on his way to a lowly 10th in the race, while Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc took his second podium of the season.

The four-time world champion endured a disastrous Friday when an intercooler issue ruled him out of first practice, before a persistent brake pedal problem hampered him right up unﷺtil qualifying on Saturday 🌸afternoon, where he could only manage P10 as Leclerc claimed fourth on the grid.

Vet🙈tel admitted he never felt comfortable with Ferrari’s troubled SF1000 and his misery was compounded when he was mugged in the closing stages by the late-charging AlphaTauri of Pierre Gasly.

“The result was very poor, but the car was very🐎 difficult to drive,” Vettel explained.

“I struggled to find confidence, and I don’t know why, so we need to have a good look. But certainly, if I struggled for so many laps in the race and iꦉt was the beginning to the end, there’s something that probably doesn’t stack up.

“It was not a very stressful race – I just didn’t have a chance. People around me were faster than me, I got overtaken. It was very difficult… to stay on track, so basically it was not a to✅ugh race at all because I could never attack – the car didn’t allow me to do what I like.

“So now we need to have a look why and now obviously we have the next weekend so we can try an꧃d do better.”

Asked whether set-up differences may have influenced the stark contrast in performance between the Ferrari drivers, Vettel replied: “On paper, bo♌th cars are pretty similar so it’s not the set-up

“Also if you look around the lap, there’s not one place where maybe I’m driving poorly or there seems to be an issue. It’s the whole l🎃ap where I’m losing time, so we’ll ha﷽ve a look.”