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Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc have released social media posts appearing to fight back at Ferrari Chairman John Elkann’s statement that its Formula 1 drivers should “talk less”.
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc responded to Ferrari chairman John Elkann’s comment about F1 drivers talking less by posting on social media. The Sao Paulo Grand Prix was disappointing for them, with Hamilton retiring early and Leclerc getting caught in a race incident. This season has been challenging for Ferrari, as neither driver has won a Grand Prix yet. Elkann mentioned improvements in team personnel and the car but expressed dissatisfaction with the overall performance.
Hamilton showed his support for the team and determination not to give up in a social media post. Leclerc also addressed the situation on his own social accounts, emphasizing the need for unity to improve in the remaining races. Elkann’s message was interpreted as aimed at Hamilton, with reports of growing tensions within the team. Ferrari stated that Elkann’s comments were meant to be constructive. Carlos Sainz also mentioned how a collision with Hamilton affected his points in the Brazil GP.
