Formula 1: "We Can Improve" Sebastian Vettel Warns Lewis Hamilton As Fight For Championship Gets Heated Up

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel may be 24 points behind title rival Lewis Hamilton in World Championships lead, still he wants his opponents (Mercedes) to know that they have not given up their chase for the title yet.
The German was a point atop in drivers standing before he dropped behind the Brit after he crashed out to miss out in podium position in Germany, and again in Hungary, Ferrari's tyre technology could not help him on a wet surface, leading to Hamilton winning pole position at P2 on Saturday, and eventually claimed his sixth win in Hungary in the final on Sunday.
All these incidences have left Vettel fighting for the title which can elude him if situations get compounded, but that could not be enough to make him give up contending as he expect to improve on his performance on their return from four weeks summer break.
Speaking of Ferrari's performances this season he said, "This year has shown so far that our car is more efficient, our car is stronger and still has a lot potential to unleash. So I'm quite confident with what's sitting in the pipeline that we can improve."
The four-time world champion maintained that why they have lost last year was because they were not quick enough, and now that they have the pace (not minding that their tyre can not do well on wet surface), he believes his hope of winning his fifth championship is not lost yet.
Expained how they can work their way out to regain the top spot in driver standing saying, "compared to last year, we lost the championship i think because our car wasn't quick enough to be a match in the final part of the season."
In addition, he pointed out that their car technology has many potentials and for that reason he "feel relaxed, going on holiday, for the races to come.