Hamilton and Leclerc set things straight after Monza
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc made things clear after their tense duel in Monza, without Ferrari imposing new rules.
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Charles Leclerc clarifies the episode that frustrated Lewis Hamilton at Zandvoort
Charles Leclerc assures that Ferrari never asked him to let Lewis Hamilton pass at Zandvoort. The Monegasque is mainly questioning a strategic decision that, according to him, compromised his end of the race.
Cadillac firmly denies rumors of selling its F1 team
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