Elkann’s remarks ignite F1 debate as Hamilton and Button push back
Ferrari president John Elkann sparked a social media storm with his recent comments on Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc. Former F1 driver Jenson Button criticised Elkann's remarks, with Hamilton and Leclerc responding on their platforms. Meanwhile, Elkann has expressed support for Ferrari's team principal Fred Vasseur.
Elkann suggested that Ferrari drivers should focus more on driving and less on talking, following Hamilton and Leclerc's public discussions about the team's performance. Button swiftly criticised Elkann's comments, stating that drivers should be allowed to express their views. Hamilton and Leclerc responded on social media, with Hamilton stating that 'drivers are more than just drivers', and Leclerc agreeing that open communication is crucial.
Button's response garnered significant support on social media, with many agreeing that drivers should have a voice in their team's development. Meanwhile, Elkann has backed Ferrari's team principal Fred Vasseur, despite speculation about his future. Elkann acknowledged areas within Ferrari that need improvement, stating that the team is working hard to address them.
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Ferrari president John Elkann's comments have sparked a debate about driver communication and team dynamics. With Hamilton, Leclerc, and Button weighing in, the conversation continues. Meanwhile, Elkann has expressed confidence in Ferrari's team principal, acknowledging areas for improvement within the team.
