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Juan Pablo Montoya believes it would be “very unfair” to question how Fred Vasseur wants to manage Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, but sees the…

Former Formula 1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya explained that Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur lacks the absolute authority to control Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc the way Toto Wolff managed Mercedes. Speaking to AS, Montoya noted that Wolff acts as CEO and team principal, whereas Vasseur must answer to higher executives at Ferrari, such as chairman John Elkann and CEO Benedetto Vigna.
Montoya's remarks follow the Mexico City Grand Prix, where an on-track battle between Hamilton and Leclerc cost Ferrari a potential victory to Red Bull's Max Verstappen. Hamilton finished second and Leclerc fourth, prompting Ferrari to reportedly evaluate new rules of engagement between their drivers.
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