Championship leader Lewis Hamilton has said he has no problem with the aggressive way Charles Leclerc defended his lead at Monza, as long as "it's clear" F1 drivers would be allowed to defend in the same way in future races. Hamilton had multiple looks at Leclerc during the Italian Grand Prix, with the Brit unable to pass the Monegasque due to some aggressive defending.  The clearest example of this was during the 23rd lap of the race, with Hamilton going down the Ferrari's outside in the run-up to turn four and five. Leclerc pushed Hamilton wide and onto the kerbstone, forcing the five-time champion off-track as he ran out of road.  Leclerc received a...
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