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A battle for supremacy between teammates is troubling Ferrari after the meltdown in Sochi and all eyes will be on Suzuka this weekend to see if it can be rectified
If there was ever a doubt that a racing driver’s first priority is to beat his teammate, it was dispelled one March afternoon at Melbourne’s Albert Park. The 1996 Australian Grand Prix was half done when Jacques Villeneuve came out of the pits just behind the race leader, Damon Hill.
“There he is,” said the voice on Villeneuve’s radio. “Go and get him!”
Written by Richard Williams
This news first appeared on https://www.theguardian.com/sport/blog/2019/oct/07/leclerc-vettel-ferrari-f1-tradition under the title “Beware the enemy within: Leclerc and Vettel continue a timeless F1 tradition | Richard Williams”. Bolchha Nepal is not responsible or affiliated towards the opinion expressed in this news article.
