Lewis Hamilton insists ‘serious talks’ needed with Ferrari after Charles Leclerc clash
The Ferrari drivers came together on lap one in an incident which, ultimately, cost the team a win in Mexico
Lewis Hamilton has emphasized the need for "serious talks" with his Ferrari team following a costly clash with teammate Charles Leclerc at the Mexico City Grand Prix. Starting on pole, Hamilton defended well against Leclerc at the start, but Leclerc made a bold move into turn four-five, taking the lead while Hamilton lost second place to Max Verstappen.
Leclerc was subsequently penalized five seconds, allowing Verstappen to win the race. Hamilton was visibly upset, stating that while they had the pace to win, it was not meant to be and that they need to discuss the issue internally. The team principal, Fred Vasseur, expressed sympathy for the situation, insisting that the focus should remain on respecting the team and its efforts.
Despite the setback, Hamilton remains confident in his team, hoping for an engine that can compete with Mercedes in the future.
Written by urgent.news from Yahoo Sports's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
