Charles Leclerc Contract Clause Reportedly Limits Ferrari's Ability to Impose Team Rules
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A new development regarding Charles Leclerc's contract raises new questions about the lack of written rules within Scuderia Ferrari.
Charles Leclerc contract clause reportedly limits Ferrari's ability to impose team rules
A reported clause in Charles Leclerc’s Ferrari contract could complicate the team’s ability to introduce stricter rules of engagement between its Formula 1 drivers. According to claims made by Marc Limacher, the Monegasque driver has a preferential sporting and technical equality provision in his agreement, potentially restricting Ferrari’s ability to establish formal written protocols governing […]
Charles Leclerc reportedly has a clause in his contract with Ferrari that would "prevent" the team from introducing written rules of conduct and competition between drivers.
Lewis Hamilton (41 years old) would like clear internal rules for the direct duels between the team's pilots, after the incident in Mexico's Grand Prix.
Clause in the Monegasque contract, in force since 2020, could make it difficult to create internal rules among pilots.
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