SAO PAULO – Sebastian Vettel is not thinking about ending his
Formula One career when his contract with Ferrari ends after the 2020
season.
The four-time Formula One champion told Sky television in an
interview that "I expect to continue after next year."
Vettel has been racing with Ferrari since 2015 but has yet to win a
F1 title with the Italian team, with all four of his titles won with
Red Bull.
Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix will be the 100th for the 32-year-old
German.
With two races remaining of the season, Vettel will be hoping at
least to finish third in the drivers' standings behind the Mercedes
duo, six-time champion Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas.
He is currently fifth on 230 points, with Ferrari team-mate Charles
Leclerc (249) and Red Bull's Max Verstappen (235) also ahead of him.
Vettel will again race at Ferrari in 2020 alongside 22-year-old
Leclerc. He is likely to be the only German on the grid next year
after Nico Huelkenberg confirmed Thursday he had not received a new
contract at Renault.