Hamilton wants written rules of engagement at Ferrari after Leclerc clash

Lewis Hamilton called for written “rules of engagement” at Ferrari after a costly clash with teammate Charles Leclerc at Ferrari’s home Italian Grand Prix on Sunday in Monza. Leclerc crashed heavily at the end of lap two, with Hamilton forced into the gravel after sharing the second row, falling from fourth to 10th. Hamilton finished sixth and said he was “massively gutted” for fans after F1 reported a record crowd of 403,666 for the weekend. He argued that Mercedes had clearer operating rules at his previous team, while Ferrari currently has “no rules.” Hamilton dismissed Leclerc’s explanation that they raced too hard, and said he was ahead into Turn Two.