One of the common denominators of Ferrari’s mid-season, besides not translating practice pace into qualifying, has been its drivers’ tendency to trip over one another on track.
More often, this has come in the form of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton not being as collaborative as they could be when they encounter each other on track while running on opposed strategies. But it has also involved points-scoring opportunities lost in a more direct manner, such as when Leclerc ushered Hamilton into the gravel trap on the opening lap of the Italian Grand Prix.
