A long-time F1 insider and former team manager has hit out at Charles Leclerc, calling him a 'dirty driver' after a series of incidents in recent weeks.

Former Formula 1 team manager Peter Windsor labeled Charles Leclerc a "dirty driver" following recent friction between the Monegasque and his Ferrari teammate Lewis Hamilton. Windsor dismissed Hamilton's claims that Leclerc races him harder than others, citing Leclerc's contact with Liam Lawson in Brazil as evidence of his aggressive style across his career.
Windsor argued on Cameron F1's YouTube channel that Hamilton should have set clear boundary conditions regarding Leclerc when signing with Ferrari rather than complaining now. Meanwhile, Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur confirmed in Brazil that the team's rules of engagement remain unchanged despite talks after the Mexico Grand Prix.
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