Ferrari must now introduce ‘scarlet rules’ to solve Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc crisis

F1 Oversteer argues that Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur must implement strict 'Scarlet Rules' of engagement following an on-track clash between Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton at the Mexico City Grand Prix. Hamilton questioned Leclerc's mentality after the incident allegedly cost Ferrari a potential race victory, sparking debate over how the Scuderia should manage having two number-one drivers.

The outlet suggests Ferrari follow McLaren's 'Papaya Rules' model rather than Red Bull's clear number-one hierarchy, noting neither Hamilton nor Leclerc would likely accept supporting status. Pundits Martin Brundle and Juan Pablo Montoya also advocated for firmer team management, with Montoya suggesting internal penalties should the teammates clash again.