Leclerc and Hamilton Clear the Air but No Written Rules of Engagement

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc in clear-the-air Ferrari talks

British driver praises team-mate’s maturity following face-to-face discussion over collision at last week’s Italian Grand Prix

Charles Leclerc admits he went too far in his incident with Lewis Hamilton at F1 Italian GP

Charles Leclerc has taken the blame for his incident with Lewis Hamilton at the Italian Grand Prix as the Ferrari driver said that he went "too far" with his teammate at Monza.

Motor racing-Leclerc and Hamilton clear the air but no written rules of engagement

MADRID, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Charles ⁠Leclerc and Ferrari teammate Lewis Hamilton said they had cleared the air face-to-face after ⁠a clash at last weekend's Italian Grand Prix but there were still no written ‌rules of engagement between the pair.

Leclerc and Hamilton clear the air but no written rules of engagement

MADRID, Sept 10 : Charles Leclerc and Ferrari teammate Lewis Hamilton said they had cleared the air face-to-face after a clash at last weekend's Italian Grand Prix but there were still no written rules of engagement between the pair.Seven-times Formula One world champion Hamilton had called for written rules

Hamilton underscores ‘good racing relationship’ with Leclerc

After Charles Leclerc, Lewis Hamilton has moved to douse the flames surrounding his relationship with his Ferrari teammate, insisting that the pair retain a strong rapport despite the recent scrutiny produced by recent events, including their flash-point last weekend at Monza. The two drivers started their home race from the second row, but their hopes of a strong result were almost immediately thrown into disarray when they went wheel-to-wheel …