Leclerc's fury against Carlos Sainz at the Las Vegas GP that revived the internal conflict at Ferrari

At the same time that George Russell crossed the finish line in first place and Max Verstappen became four-time Formula 1 champion in the Las Vegas Grand Prix, in which Franco Colapinto finished in 14th place, an internal battle was being waged in Ferrari's structure between its two drivers. Charles Leclerc was very dissatisfied with the team's decisions and Carlos Sainz Jr.'s disobedience to the orders that came from the paddock.

Despite the excellent relationship that both drivers maintain off the track, it is not the first time that they have crossed paths on the asphalt and it has led to exchanged statements over the radio. Fred Vasseur, head of the Maranello team, always clarified that there is no number one in the team and that priority depen...
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