Hamilton ‘Still Frustrated’ After Mexico City GP Incident with Ferrari Teammate Leclerc – WTOP News
- On Thursday, seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton demanded 'serious talks' with Ferrari following a contentious opening-lap clash with teammate Charles Leclerc at the Mexico City Grand Prix, which cost the team a potential one-two finish.
- During the race, Leclerc attacked Hamilton into Turns 1 and 2, and a subsequent wheel-to-wheel battle at Turn 4 sent both drivers off track, allowing Red Bull's Max Verstappen to take the lead.
- Hamilton called out Leclerc's 'do or die' approach, agreeing with claims the Monegasque driver races him harder than other rivals and suggesting Ferrari needed new rules of engagement to prevent future incidents.
- Ahead of Sunday's Sao Paulo Grand Prix, Hamilton confirmed he remains 'still frustrated' and noted he has yet to hold detailed conversations with team principal Fred Vasseur or Leclerc regarding the incident.
- Determined to push Ferrari toward a championship fight next year, Hamilton emphasized he will continue demanding changes while working to build a harmonious relationship with Leclerc despite the ongoing tension.
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Passions in F1: why the confrontation between Ferrari team drivers is growing Hamilton said he does not regret criticism of Lecler after <p>the incident in Mexico. Lecler did not respond because he was present at the birth of a child.</p>
The British's accusations of Monegasque multiply after what happened in Mexico: "I always knew it would be a problem"
Before the race in Brazil, the tough duel with Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc still works.
The tension between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc remains clear again. The battle between the two Ferrari riders in the Mexican GP has left more than a controversial maneuver on the track: a new chapter in Maranello’s internal rivalry. And, this time, the Monegasque also doesn’t seem willing to ... Continue reading “Leclerc responds to Hamilton after his battle with Ferrari F1’s SF-26: “My two-day daughter cries less than Lewis at 40 years …
The noise between Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc does not disappear. On the contrary. Hamilton makes it clear that he will not break a millimeter from his point of view.
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