By Abhishek TakleSUZUKA, Japan (Reuters) - Sebastian Vettel said he had nothing to sort out with Maurizio Arrivabene, playing down comments the Ferrari team principal made that the German had to earn his place at the Italian Formula One team. Arrivabene, speaking to broadcaster Sky Sports Italia, made the comments in reference to Vettel's future. Vettel, 29, joined Ferrari at the start of last season, hoping to emulate boyhood idol Michael Schumacher by turning the sport's most successful season into a championship-winning force again. But an expected title challenge has failed to materialise this year with Ferrari slipping back behind Vettel's former team Red Bull. The Finn won the world championship with Ferrari in 2007, the team's last drivers' title.

Source: Economic Times October 08, 2016 11:48 UTC