US EditionLeclerc and Hamilton reveal their true feelings after a tense Las Vegas weekend
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At Ferrari, the atmosphere is always heavier. After the double abandonment at the Brazil Grand Prix, John Elkann came out of his reserve to put pressure on Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton, believing that they "should focus more on driving and less on talking." A presidential exit that did not go unnoticed. The two drivers responded with diplomacy, while slipping a barely veiled message. "The slope is steep, but only the unit can help us rever…
Leclerc and Hamilton reveal their true feelings after a tense Las Vegas weekend
Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton arrived in Las Vegas at the eye of a storm. Just days earlier, John Elkann had made a strong statement claiming that Ferrari’s disastrous result at the Brazilian Grand Prix was not the team’s fault, adding that “the drivers should talk less and work more.” The media reaction was far from positive, and Ferrari’s PR team worked overtime to manage the fallout. Looking at Thursday’s statements, it seemed they were …
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