Leclerc admits going ‘too far’ in Hamilton shunt in Italy
The Ferrari driver said there was no need to pay more attention to his relationship with the seven-time champion following their clash on the opening lap of the Italian GP.
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc has downplayed tensions with teammate Lewis Hamilton, stating he enjoyed the on-track rivalry. In his post-race interview at the Italian Grand Prix, Leclerc admitted he "went too far" in the incident that occurred on the opening lap, turn two of Monza. He emphasized that the collision was his responsibility, but the discussion about it has been excessive.
Despite the controversy, Leclerc praised his teammate's talent, acknowledging Hamilton's potential and the impressive performance he has demonstrated this season. The Swiss driver also lauded new Mercedes driver George Russell, who has been praised for his driving style and adaptability to the new hybrid era cars.
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