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Vasseur Stresses Need for Harmony Amid Ferrari Driver Rift

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Fred Vasseur has conceded that Ferrari has been left with an ugly mess to clean up after its drivers nearly came together on the opening lap of the Italian Grand Prix, admitting the flashpoint between Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton was “not good for the team”. What should have been a dream start to Ferrari’s home race instead descended into an early dose of intra-team controversy. Starting alongside each other on the second row, Hamilton lau…

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The chance of victory disappeared in the second corner. That's why Lewis Hamilton criticizes his colleague Charles Leclerc, his team and team principal Fred Vasseur. - There is no us, says the seven-time world champion.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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After Hamilton's sarcasm in the Netherlands, the Ferrari environment is far from being more serene – and between Leclerc's resignation and the sixth place of the British, the internal rift has increased.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Frederic Vasseur and Ferrari knew that this day would come: the management of Hamilton and Leclerc begins to become a theme.

After the race in Monza, Ferrari's home race, there was a lot of bad mood in their garage. Lewis Hamilton lost his chance for a podium finish due to a close duel with teammate Charles Leclerc. The latter was even eliminated when he went off the track on the second lap. The seven-time world champion publicly called on team boss Frederic Vasseur to stop hesitating so much with team orders.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Lewis Hamilton, driver of Ferrari. (Photo: Disclosure/Ferrari) The Italian GP left a bigger problem for Ferrari to solve than the result on the track. Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc disagreed about the incident between the two at the start of Monza, while Chief Fred Vasseur admitted that the team could review the way they manage their drivers.Hamilton finished the race in sixth after falling to the tenth position when being taken to the Brit…

·Brasília, Brazil
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The seven-time world champion openly criticized Ferrari's strategy and team boss Fred Vasseur, The Guardian wrote.

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SPEEDWEEK broke the news on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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