Former Ferrari chairman Luca di Montezemolo has dismissed the notion of Sebastian Vettel becoming 'number two' driver to Charles Leclerc, despite the German being reduced to an assisting role at the Belgian Grand Prix. Leclerc took his maiden race win, and Ferrari's first victory of the season at Spa-Francorchamps, with Vettel receiving team orders to let Leclerc through, before holding up Lewis Hamilton's late charge to help the 21-year-old further. Article continues under video Vettel had qualified second on the grid behind Leclerc, but eventually finished fourth as he struggled to maintain tyre life. Summing up the race in Belgium, former F1 racer turned pundit Martin Brundle wrote:...
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