Former Ferrari chief calls on Sebastian Vettel and Leclerc to follow Hamilton’s lead

Former Ferrari chief Ross Brawn has called on one of the Italian team’s warring drivers to follow Lewis Hamilton’s example. Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc have been hauled to Ferrar’s Maranello HQ this week after they crashed out with five laps remaining. "In the cold light of day, it would be good if one of the Ferrari drivers follow Hamilton's example and admit culpability, as the champion did regarding his clash with Albon," said Brawn, now the head of a motorsport for Formula One. "If Ferrari really wants to put an end to Mercedes' dominance, not only does it need to provide its drivers with a more competitive car next year, it must also ensure that incidents like this one are not repeated." Brawn added: "Mattia faces the tough task of getting things back on track. He had to get stuck in and tell the drivers to face up to their responsibilities, which in Maranello always means putting the interests of the team ahead of those of the individual. It's never nice when team-mates knock one another out of a race, even more so when it's not even a particularly important result that goes begging." Source- Daily Mail

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