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Mercedes, Aston Martin will solve problems – Berger

Mar.24 F1 legend Gerhard Berger has tipped Sebastian Vettel to start shining again now that he has left Ferrari. It is a sentiment that is backed strongly by another of Vettel's well-known F1 allies – former supremo Bernie Ecclestone. 'The best thing that he and everyone can do is forget about the years at Ferrari,' the 90-year-old former F1 CEO said. 'I am sure that he is now in the right team where he will be taken care of.' Indeed, many think the atmosphere at Aston Martin will be much more to 33-year-old quadruple world champion Vettel's liking. However, the German had a tough start to life at his new team at the Bahrain test. 'At the end of the day, Seb will master it,' said...
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