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Ferrari reportedly removed part of Lewis Hamilton’s post-Monza comments from an audio file distributed to Formula 1 media after the seven-time world champion criticised the team’s lack of formal rules of engagement. The episode adds another layer to a difficult…

Ferrari reportedly deleted Lewis Hamilton's comments regarding the team's lack of formal rules of engagement from an audio file distributed to media after the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. Hamilton made the remarks following an on-track clash with teammate Charles Leclerc that sent the British driver into the gravel and down to a 10th-place finish.
Team principal Fred Vasseur disputed Hamilton's characterization, maintaining that both drivers clearly understand their responsibilities when racing each other. The incident occurred amid a six-race podium drought for Hamilton, which saw his championship deficit behind leader Kimi Antonelli widen from 32 points to 103 points.
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