Ferrari's Monza clash exposes team tensions, says Vasseur

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Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur said the opening-lap clash between Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton at the Italian Grand Prix was not good for the team after Leclerc defended aggressively, pushing Hamilton into the gravel and dropping him to 10th, while Leclerc retired after a Parabolica crash; Vasseur indicated Ferrari will discuss the incident with the drivers and hinted a team-order decision could come later, underscoring ongoing tensions in a weekend that left Ferrari with a poor result and a growing points gap to Mercedes.
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