Ferrari Drivers Demand Internal Talks After Miami GP Disappointment
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Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, finishing P8 and P7 respectively at the Miami Grand Prix, are both calling for internal talks at Ferrari. Their frustration stems from Ferrari's team orders and lack of pace, leading to several position swaps that ultimately hindered their race. Hamilton, though initially expressing anger over the radio, clarified his comments were taken out of context. Leclerc echoed Hamilton's desire for internal discussions, emphasizing the need for better team decisions. Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur acknowledged the drivers' frustrations but defended the team's strategy, highlighting the difficulty in maximizing tire potential and the impact of their qualifying performance.
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, finishing P8 and P7 respectively at the Miami Grand Prix, are both calling for internal talks at Ferrari. Their frustration stems from Ferrari's team orders and lack of pace, leading to several position swaps that ultimately hindered their race. Hamilton, though initially expressing anger over the radio, clarified his comments were taken out of context. Leclerc echoed Hamilton's desire for internal discussions, emphasizing the need for better team decisions. Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur acknowledged the drivers' frustrations but defended the team's strategy, highlighting the difficulty in maximizing tire potential and the impact of their qualifying performance.
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