Charles Leclerc has the sort of 'killer instinct' that Sebastian Vettel has lost according to Gerhard Berger, as the world of Formula 1 reports that the number one 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 him.' Asked if Vettel is, therefore 'naive' to...
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