- Lewis Hamilton has called for urgent discussions at Ferrari after on-track friction with team-mate Charles Leclerc cost the team victory at the Mexico City Grand Prix.
- Hamilton’s first pole position in 1,197 days was compromised on the opening lap when Leclerc ran across the grass, allowing Max Verstappen to pass and win the race.
- Hamilton recovered to finish second ahead of Leclerc, while Kimi Antonelli secured third place to clinch the world championship.
- The British driver questioned Leclerc’s mentality and urged Ferrari to introduce clear rules of engagement to protect the team's results.
- Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur voiced his disappointment at missing out on a win, stating he would discuss the incident privately with both drivers.
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