Eddie Jordan sure Sebastian Vettel in Mercedes talks

Sebastian Vettel of Germany and Ferrari looks on as he sits in the garage during final practice for the Formula One Grand Prix of Italy at Autodromo di Monza on September 5, 2015
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Former F1 team boss Eddie Jordan is certain that Sebastian Vettel is in talks about a potential switch to Mercedes for 2018.

Former Formula 1 team boss Eddie Jordan has said that he is certain Sebastian Vettel is in talks about a potential switch to Mercedes for 2018.

Commonly a sensational predictor of big F1 news, Jordan's comments come after Mercedes played down rumours of recent talks with Ferrari's championship leader.

"There's nothing to it," Mercedes's Toto Wolff said. "I was only chatting with my Swiss neighbour."

Yet Jordan, once a team owner but now a TV pundit, told Sport Bild: "Of course they're talking with Vettel.

"They need to be. Formula 1 is a brutal business. It's not just about strengthening yourself, but weakening your opponent."

Indeed, while Mercedes team chairman Niki Lauda has played down the Vettel rumours, he does admit that the German driver is impressive.

"He's the best at the moment," said the F1 legend.

"He is a straightforward guy who knows what he wants, knows how to get something and knows how to extract maximum performance. Just an incredible guy."

Vettel currently leads Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes by 13 points ahead of next weekend's Spanish Grand Prix.

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