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Lewis Hamilton Rues 'Too Late' for Ferrari Team Orders After Charles Leclerc Clash
- Lewis Hamilton finished sixth at Ferrari's home race in Monza after dropping down the order following an opening-lap tangle with teammate Charles Leclerc, who crashed out a lap later.
- Hamilton expressed frustration with Ferrari's communication and strategy, stating the team must change processes to avoid repeating poor results and move forward.
- Leclerc described the crash as "way too close into turn one," and when Ferrari eventually pitted him, Hamilton responded over team radio: "Great way of wasting time, good job."
- Hamilton compared the team order debate to Oscar Piastri's role at McLaren, arguing "it was too early to make a decision before Monza" regarding strategic priorities.
- Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli extended his championship lead to 76 points after winning from 19th on the grid, with the Spanish Grand Prix at a brand-new Madrid street circuit next week.
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After a complicated Grand Prix in Monza, Lewis Hamilton thinks it's too late for some adjustments. Including team instructions....
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