Sebastian Vettel says he will wait until Formula 1's summer break in August before starting to think about his future with Ferrari, preferring 🤪to focus on his championship bid than contract discussions.

Vettel is⛦ out of contract at the end of the year after joining Ferrari 🐷on a three-season deal back in 2015, and is one of a number of drivers free in the market for 2018.

The German has been linked with a move to🍬 Mercedes, but may also wish to re✱main at Ferrari given its strong start to the season that has catapulted him into the championship lead.

When🐭 aske🌄d if there was a deadline for him to sign a new contract with Ferrari, Vettel said: " don't know if there is actually a deadline, may be I should ask somebody!

"Normally the contract starts from the first of January and expire on the 31st of December so the deadline is probab💯ly the 31st of December. That's I think how long the current one lasts, I'm not sure."

Vettel went on to say that his contract was not something he was really thinking abꦰout at the moment ✱given the busy run of races, with this weekend's grand prix in Baku currently being his primary focus.

"I think at the moment 💫we're at a very busy stage of the sꦕeason with a lot of races coming up in a short time," Vettel said.

"I think i🔯n the summer, maybe we have a bit more time൲."

Ve✤ttel went on to spea꧑k about his comfort at Ferrari at the moment, having won three of the first seven grands prix of the year.

"I feel comforta𝓡ble, I very much feel at home inside the team,"🔥 Vettel said.

"I think we are working well and things are coming together so obviously it was a while ago when I joined the tღeam, and I think since then a lot of things have happened.

"ꩲObviously this year is a very important year for us, and we are starting to see some of the results t🥂hat we tried to put in place time ago.

"Hopefully this is🐭 just the begꦕinning, there's a lot more to come."