Juan Pablo Montoya saw Lewis Hamilton drove like a ‘world champion’ vs Charles Leclerc at Monza

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During the Italian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc had a contentious battle on track that has sparked debate among Formula 1 experts. Hamilton attempted an aggressive move on Leclerc at the first turn, but Leclerc's actions forced Hamilton off the track, leading to a drop in position. Unfortunately for Leclerc, he crashed shortly after, resulting in a disappointing race for Ferrari, with Hamilton ultimately finishing sixth.

Juan Pablo Montoya praised Hamilton's driving, stating he executed his moves like a world champion, while criticizing Leclerc for not showing respect during their battle. Montoya emphasized that Hamilton could have taken Leclerc out but chose to race him fairly, highlighting a difference in mentality between the two drivers. The incident has led to discussions about Ferrari's management and the dynamics between their drivers.

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