Former F1 driver Gerhard Berger says that Charles Leclerc's growing 'killer instinct' is bound to cause problems at Ferrari with his team mate Sebastian Vettel over upcoming races. Vettel hit out at Leclerc at Monza after he felt the Monegasque didn't follow the team plan in qualifying, but Berger said that Vettel shouldn't have been surprised. Vettel unhappy but not worried, says 'the speed is there' "Good faith has little place in top-level sport," Berger told Kolner Express on Tuesday. "It’s been clear for a long time that Leclerc has an absolute killer instinct," he added. "Vettel can never rely on him." Berger stopped short of calling Vettel 'naive' if...
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