Charles Leclerc makes no bones about his desire to get the better of Ferrari team-mate Sebastian Vettel, having wiped the floor with his world champion colleague to take the Scuderia's first race win of 2019 in Belgium last weekend. After a bruising season so far, Ferrari head home to Monza this weekend with renewed confidence after Leclerc's largely dominant win at Spa-Francorchamps, which shares many characteristics with the red team's home track. Article continues under video Having started the season as a defined number two driver to Vettel, Leclerc has earned equal status over recent months, and the German was ordered aside to aid his team-mate's win in Belgium. Leclerc praised...
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