Ferrari president John Elkann is ‘not happy’ with Lewis Hamilton drama but it’s all his fault

Ferrari president John Elkann is reportedly unhappy with intra-team drama following a lap-one clash between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc at the Mexico City GP, though F1 Oversteer argues Elkann is to blame for failing to establish clear rules of engagement. The incident saw both drivers run wide at turn four, ultimately costing Ferrari a potential 1-2 finish and handing victory to Red Bull after Leclerc received a five-second penalty.

Team principal Fred Vasseur is now considering formal rules of combat and is set to hold face-to-face talks with Hamilton and Leclerc in Sao Paulo. F1 Oversteer asserts that Elkann should have resolved the absence of team racing rules months earlier, warning that ongoing driver infighting threatens Ferrari's championship aspirations.