Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur expressed frustration with both drivers after Monza incidents
Vasseur reportedly conducted constructive discussions with Leclerc and Hamilton after Monza, stressing Ferrari’s internal ‘basic principles’ for on‑track conduct while continuing a two number‑one driver approach.
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Ralf Schumacher relayed that Vasseur appeared annoyed and addressed mistakes by both drivers.
Vasseur told Madrid media he had “constructive discussions” with Lewis and Charles and reminded them of team principles.
He reiterated Ferrari’s chosen two‑number‑one approach but left open selecting a lead driver if standings demand it.
The row originated from Hamilton attempting an aggressive pass at Monza that led to Leclerc running off and crashing later in the lap.
Leclerc accepted blame for the incident and was medically cleared afterwards.