Former Ferrari driver Felipe Massa understands Charles Leclerc's recent frustrations with the Scuderia but insists the Monegasque can't afford to start a fight with his team. In Hungary last weekend, and not for the first time this season, a misstep by Ferrari's strategists proved costly for Leclerc. The five-time Grand Prix winner was comfortably leading the race at the Hungaroring when he was brought in by his team for an ill-fated switch to the hard compound tyres, a call that destroyed Leclerc's race and further dented Ferrari's mediocre track record in the strategy department. After the race, Leclerc, baffled by his team's decision, cast a disappointed figure. His afternoon had been...
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