Lewis Hamilton: Ferrari have 'big problems' after Charles Leclerc incident at Mexico City GP

Lewis Hamilton expressed concerns about Ferrari's situation following an incident with teammate Charles Leclerc during the Mexico City Grand Prix. The two drivers were battling for the lead on the opening lap when Leclerc attempted an outside pass, resulting in both going off track. Leclerc gained the lead after the incident but received a five-second penalty for cutting the corner. Hamilton, who fell behind Max Verstappen after rejoining the track, voiced his frustrations over the radio, indicating that Ferrari had significant issues.

Hamilton questioned the fairness of Leclerc's penalty, noting that it allowed him to maintain an advantage with clean air while others had to manage their tires. He suggested that Leclerc should have returned the position after gaining it by going off track. Tensions between Hamilton and Leclerc have been evident throughout the season, highlighted by previous close calls, including an incident at the Italian Grand Prix. Ultimately, Hamilton finished second in the race, while Leclerc crossed the line in fourth.