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Hamilton confirms no rules of engagement at Ferrari despite Monza clash with Leclerc

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Lewis Hamilton has confirmed that Ferrari will not implement formal rules of engagement for its drivers, despite previously calling for them following a first-lap clash with teammate Charles Leclerc at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza. The British driver noted that the situation contrasts with his time at Mercedes, where written rules were enforced, though he and Leclerc have since held positive talks regarding the incident.

Following these discussions, Leclerc publicly took the blame for the Monza collision, admitting that he did not behave the way he should have while racing his teammate. Despite the early-race contact, Ferrari has chosen to maintain an open racing policy between the two drivers moving forward.

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How the coverage differs

Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.

Guardian Sport (GB) Focuses on Hamilton's confirmation of no team rules despite past clashes.
Sky Sports (GB) Highlights Leclerc taking full blame for the Monza opening-lap collision.
Read the full story at the source Guardian Sport · GB
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