Charles Leclerc has addressed the possibility of another tense battle with Lewis Hamilton ahead of the United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the…

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc emphasized that he and teammate Lewis Hamilton understand the boundaries of racing each other ahead of the United States Grand Prix at COTA. Qualifying fourth and fifth, Leclerc ruled out a repeat of their opening-lap clash at Monza, noting both drivers recognize the line they must not cross.
Hamilton also downplayed potential conflict, praising Leclerc's race pace while hoping to challenge him cleanly. The teammates start behind pole-sitter Kimi Antonelli, Max Verstappen, and Isack Hadjar, navigating an uphill approach into Turn 1 that demands caution to avoid damaging intra-team collisions.
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