The red-hot driver rivalry at Ferrari just got turned up a notch are two after Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc collided on lap 66 of an enthralling and unpredictable Brazilian Grand Prix, as a result neither finished the race. The team reported after the race at Interlagos, 'The incident that put the two SF90s out of the running took place on lap 66, six laps after the restart following the Safety Car period following Valtteri Bottas’ retirement. 'The top five were all very close at that point and at the first corner, Leclerc passed Vettel to go fourth. But the German tucked in behind his team-mate to try and repass him. On the straight before turn 3, the two men collided and both...
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