Lewis Hamilton says Ferrari needs “serious talks” after a clash with team-mate Charles Leclerc during the Mexico Grand Prix. Multiple outlets report that the incident happens on the opening lap and involves fighting between the two Ferrari drivers, with Hamilton portraying it as damaging to the team’s result.
Reports describe Hamilton starting from pole and holding the lead early, while Leclerc challenges him later in the lap and contact and off-track moments follow. Autosport and Motorsport.com add more race context, stating that Russell loses momentum ahead of Turn 1, that Hamilton narrowly holds off the sister car at the first-corner sequence, and that Leclerc’s attempted overtake is aggressive at Turn 4.
Across coverage, Hamilton’s message is consistent: he calls for discussions “behind closed doors” at Ferrari. The differing framing centers on how strongly outlets link the clash to “losing the win” versus describing it more generally as “big problems” for the team.
