Charles Leclerc has again waved away the suggestion that there are tensions within Ferrari after a frustrating weekend for the Monegasque at the British Grand Prix.
He was annoyed in the early stages of the race as he felt he was losing time while behind team-mate Carlos Sainz. And then late on he was not pitted when the safety car was deployed, while the Spaniard did come in for fresh rubber and went on to win the race.
Having been in the lead, Leclerc crossed the line fourth and soon after had a trackside conversation with a stern-looking Mattia Binotto. The team boss was spotted wagging his finger at the young racer, though the Italian claimed he was praising a "fantastic race" from the driver.
