Former Ferrari boss, Luca Cordero di Montezemolo, has said that would have 'more than a few words' in reply to Charles Leclerc's complaints. Leclerc has been particularly vocal in the last two races in Singapore and Russia, questioning why Sebastian Vettel had been allowed to undercut him to victory at Marina Bay and why the pre-race plan at Sochi was not adhered to as Vettel refused an early swap back. The current team order episodes at Ferrari reminded Montezemolo of the infamous 2002 Austrian Grand Prix where Rubens Barrichello let Michael Schumacher at the last corner. 'I assure you that if you came into my office with such complaints you would hear more than a few words,' Montezemolo...
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