Esteban Ocon: We don't want to see tactics like in Monaco

      Esteban Ocon commented on the tactics of deliberate deterrence of rivals, which were followed by some teams at the Monaco Grand Prix. The Haas racer believes that such behavior on the track does not correspond to the sporting spirit and should not become the norm.

      Esteban Ocon: "There was little good in what happened, because it opens the way for, let's say, not entirely clean command orders. If we start doing this all the time, then racing will cease to be a sport.

      Yes, there have always been team orders in Formula 1, but that's not what we all want to see. Everyone has GPS data, and if someone takes their foot off the gas pedal in turns and then suddenly starts driving three seconds faster, that's too much. We must ensure that such situations do not become the norm."

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