Ferrari seeks truce after Hamilton and Leclerc clash at Mexico GP
A lengthy meeting in Brazil has reportedly eased tensions, but Hamilton's refusal to withdraw his criticism leaves Ferrari facing questions about how its drivers race each other.
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Key moments · 17
Opening lap collision brings Leclerc a five-second penalty
Sydney Morning Herald ↗Verstappen wins in Mexico as Hamilton finishes second
La Repubblica ↗Hamilton demands serious private talks within Ferrari
BBC - Home ↗Leclerc accepts penalty but disputes sole responsibility
Rss ↗Vasseur criticises both Ferrari drivers after missed victory
nu.nl ↗Rosberg calls for clear rules governing Ferrari battles
Rss ↗Hamilton renews call for serious talks at Ferrari
Sky Sports ↗Hamilton says Ferrari must learn from its mistakes
Fanpage ↗Bernie Collins suggests Ferrari introduce a repercussions rule
Sky Sports ↗Nico Rosberg calls for Ferrari action and defends Hamilton
GPblog ↗Hamilton renews criticism of Leclerc before Brazilian Grand Prix
Express & Star ↗Hamilton accuses Leclerc of greater aggression toward him
Rss ↗Hamilton refuses to back down over Leclerc criticism
Guardian Sport ↗Hamilton says he will not apologize for remarks
Japan Times ↗Hamilton alleges Leclerc races more aggressively against teammates
L'Équipe ↗Report says lengthy Interlagos meeting eased Ferrari tensions
Fanpage ↗Vasseur tells Hamilton and Leclerc the team comes first
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