Charles Leclerc said he has retained full trust in Ferrari teammate Sebastian Vettel despite their radio feud over a broken agreement in the opening laps of Sunday's Russian Grand Prix. The 21-year-old Monegasque racer, who gave Vettel a slip-stream to enable him to sling-shot into the lead on lap one, claimed they had agreed to hand him back the lead, suggesting that the four-time champion had ignored team orders. The agreement came a week after Ferrari had helped Vettel triumph for the first time in 13 months at the Singapore Grand Prix with an ‘undercut' pit-stop that deprived Leclerc of a hat-trick of wins. 'I think everything was respected,' said Leclerc after the race, pointing...
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