Leclerc laughs at documents sent by Hamilton to Ferrari
Charles Leclerc on the podium at the Belgian GP - Photo:RacePictures
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Lewis Hamilton recently revealed he sent documents to the higher ups at Ferrari and to the engineers as well. Something Charles Leclerc couldn't help to react to with laughter.
In a bid to help the Scuderia rise up to and fulfill its championship winning potential, Hamilton revealed he'd sent detailed documents to Ferrari's top brass and to the engineering body in the team outlining the areas of improvement the F1 team had.
In Hungary Leclerc couldn't help but laugh when asked about the situation. "No, don't worry, I'm of course involved. I'm not creating documents on my side."
"But I'm definitely having meetings whenever I'm back in Maranello with the team in order to know what is the next thing we want to tackle as a team."
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Leclerc then dismissed any talk of Hamilton taking over at Ferrari. "But this has always been (the case, ed.)."
"I think every single driver has their way of feeding back the team from what they think is right. I have my way, which is a different way compared to Lewis, but that doesn't mean I'm left out."
"I'm definitely involved in the process," the Monegasque driver concluded.
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