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Vettel says 'aggressive' approach will aid Hamilton fight

Sebastian Vettel says he will remain "aggressive" in the remaining four races of 2018 as he tries desperately to salvage his title fight with Lewis Hamilton. The Mercedes man will be crowned world champion at the United States Grand Prix if he outscores Vettel by eight points. Vettel and Ferrari have seen their challenge melt away in recent months, with Hamilton winning six of the past seven races while the German's efforts have been hampered by errors on the track and pit wall. A botched overtake attempt on Max Verstappen cost Vettel precious points last time out in Japan, but the Ferrari man says he cannot afford to take a gentler approach. "It's very simple – we are...
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