​Charles Leclerc takes the blame for going a bit too aggressive in Turn 2 in the F1 Italian GP, but all is clear with Lewis Hamilton after fruitful talks.All is well at Ferrari as Leclerc agrees that he probably went a bit too aggressive in Turn 2 in the F1 Italian GP at Monza, which cost teammate Hamilton in the race. The Monegasque concurred with the Brit that they held positive and fruitful talks on the topic on Monday after the grand prix.Relation with Hamilton Not AffectedHe noted that the incident has not affected his relationship with Hamilton, but feels that any clash related to Ferrari gets more noise than at any other F1 team. In fact, he felt there were other incidents between teammates at Monza which he spotted, but they didn’t get any traction.But he knows and understands that Ferrari will always carry that level of attention and that there will be debates around the F1 team, especially at its home race at Monza. He didn’t wish to go back and forth with Hamilton on the same topic, but he agrees with what he said during their discussions.Not the Last Time They FightLike Hamilton, he also feels that this will not be the last time that they see each other on the track, especially as they qualify close to each other. In terms of rules of engagement, he noted that it is clear that no team wants one of its drivers on the grass because of its other car.On his own health, Leclerc clarified that his vision was all clear on the same day, but there was strain on his neck and body. He had to undergo several checks, but there was no major issue that would have forced him to miss this weekend’s F1 Spanish GP.Bearman Responds to Potential Leclerc Replacement at MadringRumours linked Haas’ Oliver Bearman and Ferrari reserve Antonio Giovinazzi, but the Brit was clear that there were no talks at all. “No, no, no, no. Of course it was tough to see that was a big shunt and obviously having experienced a big shunt a few months ago, I felt for Charles because it it’s tough even if you don’t hurt yourself,” he said to media.“It puts you off a bit. But yeah, I think like on my side after the crash that I had, I was ready to go basically directly afterwards, so I am sure that he’s the same and of course wishing the best after that,” summed up Bearman.Had Good Talks with Hamilton, Take Blame for Turn 2 at Monza:Leclerc: “I really thank you for the second question. I mean, the rules of engagement, I think it’s kind of clear that we never want to see a car of the same team in the grass. So, yeah, I mean, after reviewing, we spoke with Lewis. I obviously know I went too far in Turn 2 and I said it to Lewis and I think it’s very clear what we should do or should avoid going forward. But I won’t go into much more details than of what we’ve said.“And the only thing I can say is that it definitely did not affect the good relationship that we have and it will not affect anything going forward. And that is the most important for me rea