'It’s not a question about if you don’t like somebody, it’s a question [of] how good they are.' F1
Mika Hakkinen has cast doubt on claims Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc had fallen out with outgoing team principal Mattia Binotto, as a reason behind his departure from the team.
Tensions have been raised at times on both sides of the garage, particularly when errors on strategy combined with reliability issues mid-season to help enable Max Verstappen to turn his points tally into an unassailable advantage. When presented with the possibility that the Ferrari driver may have fallen out with his soon-to-be-former team boss by“I don’t know about that,” he said. “I always thought when I was in motor racing in Formula 1, it’s not a question about if you don’t like somebody, it’s a question [of] how good they are, how committed they are, how intelligent, how clever they are. That’s what matters.
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