Former Ferrari boss Luca di Montezemolo says that Charles Leclerc's complaints over the radio in last weekend's Russian Grand Prix would not have gone unchecked had still been in charge of the Italian outfit. Sochi poleman Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel agreed along with the Scuderia's management to play the team game at the start of last Sunday's race whereby Vettel would slipstream past his teammate to protect their position from Mercedes before the German would hand back the leading position to Leclerc. While the first part of the tactic went according to plan, Vettel's defied team orders and was stubbornly reluctant to hand back the position to the Monegasque. Leclerc complained multiple...
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