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It all depends on how the musical chairs of the driver's market shapes out. But having a multiple world champion in a Mclaren would be a massive boost for the team. It would be beneficial for both parties as Vettel is still a very fast driver and still very capable of winning a driver's championship.
For Vettel, the methodical approach of how the Mclaren team operates would be a welcomed change. And it would provide him with the environment that would allow him to operate at his best. And l don't think the fact that Mclaren is powered by a Mercedes engine has any bearing on the matter.
He also comes with a wealth of experience that would be extremely beneficial to Mclaren. Unlike Alonso, he is more patient and very thorough in his approach to racing. He would work very well with Seidl who is also German.
I don't know if he is keen to stay in F1 at all cost and race in a midfield team that is going nowhere. I think he would rather retire. I would be very surprised if Mclaren do not make a move to have him in their car. There is more up side than downside for Mclaren in having him in their car.
I know most of us would rather see Ricciado get that seat if the Ferrari deal do not happen, but the fact remains that no other seat would be decided until Vettel's new deal has been sealed.
That said, Vettel in a Mercedes would be quite awesome l think.Last edited by Nitrodaze; 13th May 2020 at 01:14.
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