Lewis Hamilton says tensions with Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc are resolved after their clash at the Mexico Grand Prix. He says the two drivers cleared the air in Sao Paulo, describing the situation as “squashed” and adding that they are ready to move on.

Across outlets, the emphasis is on driver-to-driver reconciliation rather than wider team involvement. Hamilton is quoted in multiple reports arguing the matter did not require Fred Vasseur to intervene, saying the drivers resolved their differences between themselves. Yahoo Sports similarly frames the resolution as a “conversation” between the Ferrari drivers.

One report also provides more race context, describing the Mexico GP incident as occurring on the opening lap, with Leclerc attempting to overtake Hamilton from pole, followed by both running wide and Leclerc rejoining before continuing. Overall, the outlets largely agree on the resolution and the timing around the Brazilian Grand Prix.