Max Verstappen reveals the biggest change he’d make at Ferrari if he were ‘the team principal’

Max Verstappen stated that if he were Ferrari team principal, he would never sign two number-one calibre drivers. Speaking to Viaplay in Brazil, the Red Bull driver addressed the recent tension between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, arguing that having two leading drivers inevitably creates conflict because neither will yield on track.

The comments followed an opening-lap collision between Hamilton and Leclerc at the Mexico City Grand Prix, which allowed Verstappen to claim victory. Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur previously held discussions with both drivers in Sao Paulo following the incident to prevent future repeats on track.