Pundits are predicting a meltdown at Ferrari after the team shot themselves in the foot multiple times during the Russian Grand Prix, all because of a bubbling civil war between their drivers Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc. Despite having the fastest car at present, the Reds are now embroiled in a new team orders debacle after repeatedly asking Vettel to let Leclerc past him at Sochi, which a radio ‘discussion' between the red pitwall and their drivers. Leclerc, who started on pole, revealed he had an 'agreement' to let Vettel slipstream him into the lead from third at the start so that Ferrari could lead one-two. But in an episode that reminded many of Vettel's...
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