Renault's Nico Hulkenberg says his clash with Charles Leclerc in the early stages of Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix was caused by the Ferrari driver being "impatient" and "too ambitious". Leclerc was on a charge at the outset yesterday, the Ferrari driver launching his race from a lowly 15th position on the grid following his team's strategy blunder in qualifying. The local hero quickly dispatched McLaren's Lando Norris at the start and then gained the upper hand on Haas' Romain Grosjean with a bold move at Rascasse. A lap later, the Monegasque plunged up the inside of Hulkenberg at the same spot but the pair made contact. Vettel hails 'great result' but says Ferrari has...
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