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Hamilton Continues to Criticize Leclerc: "They Won't Silence Me"

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Tensions at Ferrari between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc continue to rise ahead of the Brazilian Formula 1 Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion has once again expressed his dissatisfaction with his teammate's behaviour during the race in Mexico, where he believes the pair missed a great opportunity to secure a double victory for the Scuderia. Despite expectations that the conflict between the drivers will be a thing of the past after …

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It seems that seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton is unwilling to reconcile with Charles Leclerc.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Tensions at Ferrari between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc continue to rise ahead of the Brazilian Formula 1 Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion has once again expressed his dissatisfaction with his teammate's behaviour during the race in Mexico, where he believes the pair missed a great opportunity to secure a double victory for the Scuderia. Despite expectations that the conflict between the drivers will be a thing of the past after …

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Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc continue to burn. The record world champion is still angry – and can't be banned.

·Berlin, Germany
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Tensions within the Ferrari garage are growing, and Lewis Hamilton is no longer hiding his dissatisfaction with certain moves by his teammate Charles Leclerc.

While the fallout of the Mexican Grand Prix between Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton continues to fuel debate in the F1 paddock, a voice of experience comes short of criticism. Rob Smedley, the historical figure of Scuderia Ferrari and a former experienced track engineer, has been publicly expressed to take up the defence of [...] Article F1 – "He never goes beyond the limits": Rob Smedley puts the points on the i regarding Lewis Hamilton's ri…

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