Sunday's Russian Grand Prix demonstrated the differing harmony in Mercedes and Ferrari's camps. One working together to get the victory whilst the other squabbles for the lead and Mika Hakkinen believes this fighting inside a team never works. Sebastian Vettel refused to let Charles Leclerc passed him at the race in Sochi insisting that Leclerc needed to speed up to make the move. This helped Mercedes seal another one-two as Bottas held off Leclerc to allow Hamilton to win. Hakkinen believes Leclerc has some tough lessons to learn and the bickering amongst the team will never work out well. "After starting from pole position - his fourth pole in a row - Charles Leclerc had every right...
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