Ahead of last year's season opener, Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto understandably confirmed that preference would be given to four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel as he was joined by youngster Charles Leclerc. Two wins and six poles later, and courtesy of continued mistakes from Vettel and increasing pressure from the media, the wind began to shift as Leclerc stamped his authority on the sport and his team. While there was never any actual bad blood between the pair, almost from the outset the Monegasque was questioning team strategy in terms of he and his teammate, and as the pressure mounted it was inevitable that it would end in tears... which it did. Following the clash in...
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