Leclerc and Sainz Reconcile After Las Vegas GP

Charles Leclerc has publicly confirmed that he and Carlos Sainz have resolved their differences following a heated radio outburst during the Las Vegas Grand Prix, where Leclerc expressed frustration after being overtaken by Sainz despite assurances that he would not be pressured. Leclerc finished fourth, one place behind Sainz, and acknowledged that their relationship has experienced tensions but emphasized the importance of teamwork as they strive for the constructors' championship. With only two races remaining in the season, both drivers are focused on maximizing their performance to close the gap to McLaren, who are currently leading the standings. Leclerc downplayed the incident, stating that such discussions are normal and crucial for maintaining a strong working relationship. Sainz, who will be leaving Ferrari for Williams in 2025, is also committed to collaborating with Leclerc in the remaining races. The Ferrari team has not won a constructors' title since 2008 and is determined to leverage the upcoming Qatar sprint to gain an advantage.