Furious Lewis Hamilton says Ferrari should address ‘no rules’ outlook

Lewis Hamilton (left), who has been warned that his in-fighting with Charles Leclerc at Ferrari "is not good for the team" — Lewis Hamilton (left), who has been warned that his in-fighting with Charles Leclerc at Ferrari “is not good for the team” (PA)

Lewis Hamilton finished sixth at the Italian Grand Prix following a first-lap incident with Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc, who later crashed out at Parabolica.
The opening-lap clash forced Hamilton onto the gravel and down the order, leading him to state he is out of contention for the 2026 drivers’ championship.
Following the race, Hamilton claimed Ferrari have no rules of engagement between their drivers and urged the team to address how they race each other.
Sky F1 pundits Nico Rosberg and Martin Brundle expressed contrasting views over who was at fault, though race stewards took no further action.
Hamilton urged Ferrari to throw their full support behind his title challenge, with Leclerc now trailing him by 36 points in the standings.