Hamilton wants written rules of engagement at Ferrari after Leclerc clash
What to know about Hamilton wants written rules of engagement at Ferrari after Leclerc clash
By Alan Baldwin Leclerc, who crashed out heavily at the end of the second lap, told reporters the pair had raced too hard on the opening lap after sharing the second row of the grid, with Hamilton forced off into the gravel and dropping from fourth to 10th.
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What happened
By Alan Baldwin Leclerc, who crashed out heavily at the end of the second lap, told reporters the pair had raced too hard on the opening lap after sharing the second row of the grid, with Hamilton forced off into the gravel and dropping from fourth to 10th.
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