BREAKING: Sebastian Vettel doesn't run in qualifying in Germany!
15:13, 27 Jul 2019
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Sebastian Vettel will start from the back of the grid during his home Grand Prix in Germany, as the four-time champion suffered an engine issue that stopped him from competing.
Vettel was one of the favourites to grab pole position for Ferrari, but won't get the chance to now, as the 31-year-old will start all the way at the back.
What exact position he'll start in might be subject to change because of potential grid penalties, but Vettel will have a massive comeback race on his hands tomorrow at the Hockenheimring, where he got pole position last season.
The issue seems to be MGU-K-related, but nothing has been confirmed as of yet.
To be updated.
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