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Hamilton points finger at Ferrari: 'There are no rules here'

Maisfutebol7 September 2026 at 11:27

Lewis Hamilton, the British driver for Ferrari, experienced a tense moment during the Italian Grand Prix in Formula 1. The driver publicly pointed the finger at his team, stating that "there are no rules here", revealing a conflict with his teammate, Charles Leclerc.

The disagreement between the two Ferrari drivers became evident during the race at Monza, one of the most iconic circuits on the Formula 1 calendar. The situation raised concerns within the Italian team, which saw its internal relationship marked by this episode.

Hamilton, who transferred to Ferrari at the start of the season, was expecting to find a different dynamic in his new team. However, the British driver showed frustration with how the situation was handled, openly criticizing the lack of internal organization.

This incident raises questions about Ferrari's cohesion for the remainder of the season, with Hamilton and Leclerc showing signs of tension that could compromise the Italian team's objectives.

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