Formula 1: sidelined in Mexico, Frenchman Ocon sidelined by Haas for the rest of the season
Frédéric Vasseur denounces a lack of respect after the Hamilton-Leclerc incident
Quick Look
- Max Verstappen won the Mexican Grand Prix, his third victory of the season.
- Kimi Antonelli validated his world champion title with a podium behind Lewis Hamilton.
- Ferrari boss Frédéric Vasseur has called the incident between Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton a lack of respect.
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Why It Matters
Max Verstappen won a third race this season at the Mexican Grand Prix. Kimi Antonelli validated his coronation by signing a podium behind Lewis Hamilton. Frédéric Vasseur judged the incident between Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton as a lack of respect.
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Max Verstappen won a third race this season at the Mexican Grand Prix, where Kimi Antonelli validated his coronation by signing a nice podium behind Lewis Hamilton.
Frédéric Vasseur, the French director of the Ferrari Formula 1 team, judged that the incident between his two drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton at the start of the Mexican GP on Sunday was “a lack of respect”.
Open Questions
- What are the consequences of the Hamilton-Leclerc incident for the two drivers?
- What is Ferrari's reaction to the incident?
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This article was originally published by Le Figaro Actualités.
