Sep.11 Charles Leclerc has the sort of "killer instinct" that Sebastian Vettel has lost. That is the view of Gerhard Berger, as the world of Formula 1 considers whether number 1 status at Ferrari has been passed to Leclerc after his back-to-back wins at Spa and Monza. In Monza qualifying, 21-year-old Leclerc had refused to obey a team instruction to give Vettel a slipstream. "I say it very clearly: there is no team play at this level in Formula 1," Berger, who was Vettel's first team boss in F1, told Kolner Express. "I don't know if he fooled Vettel, but it's been clear for a long time that Leclerc has an absolute killer instinct. Vettel can never rely on...
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