Lewis Hamilton backs claims Charles Leclerc races him harder than F1 rivals
Lewis Hamilton maintains Ferrari needs further talks to iron out its rules of engagement, backing claims Charles Leclerc races him harder than drivers from rival teams. Hamilton and Leclerc came to blows on lap one of last weekend's race in Mexico with both drivers going off the track at Turn 4, which eventually handed Max Verstappen a golden opportunity to snatch away the win and costing ...…
Lewis Hamilton has defended his claim that Charles Leclerc races him harder than other drivers in Formula One. The dispute occurred during the Mexico Grand Prix, where both drivers crashed on the first lap, allowing Max Verstappen to claim victory. Leclerc was penalized five seconds for gaining an advantage, down from the original 10 seconds.
Hamilton expressed his frustration and called for talks to clarify the team's rules of engagement, warning of "big problems" for the squad. He emphasized that Ferrari had an opportunity to win that race, and their performance has been exceptional, scoring more points than any other team in recent races. Despite criticism for his outspoken stance, Hamilton remains authentic and unapologetic about his views.
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