Charles Leclerc blames Mexico GP clash on track layout - Fred Vasseur disagrees
Charles Leclerc blamed his lap one clash with Ferrari team-mate Lewis Hamilton at the Formula 1 Mexico Grand Prix on the track layout - claiming “a wall” at Turn 4 would have prevented it. The Scuderia lost a straightforward victory at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez on Sunday, after Hamilton started on pole and Leclerc third, who quickly grabbed second from George Russell. Leclerc then ... Keep…
Charles Leclerc blames Mexico GP clash on track layout - Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur disagrees The Formula 1 Mexico Grand Prix saw Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton clash on lap one, with Leclerc blaming the track layout for the incident. Leclerc claimed that a wall at Turn 4 would have prevented the collision, while Hamilton finished second behind Max Verstappen.
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur disagrees with Leclerc's assessment, stating that the layout of the track is not an excuse for the incident. Vasseur expressed frustration that Ferrari was denied a third win of the season, as they were 1-2 at Turn 4, which is a rare overtaking opportunity in Mexico. Vasseur acknowledged the frustration among the 2,000 people working on the project but emphasized that it is not an excuse for the collision.
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