Lewis Hamilton 'not going to be silenced' over frustrations with Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc

Lewis Hamilton has expressed his determination to voice his frustrations regarding teammate Charles Leclerc following a controversial incident at the Mexico City Grand Prix. During the race, Leclerc attempted an overtaking maneuver on Hamilton, leading both drivers to go off track, which ultimately affected their chances of winning. Hamilton lost a position to Max Verstappen, who went on to win the race, while Leclerc faced a penalty that further hindered his performance.

In the aftermath of the race, Hamilton criticized Leclerc's aggressive racing style and indicated that discussions within the team were necessary. He noted that internal conversations had yet to occur due to team principal Fred Vasseur's absence and Leclerc's family commitments. Hamilton reiterated his feelings about the incident, stating he remains frustrated and believes that the team missed out on a potential one-two finish. He emphasized the need for future discussions to prevent similar occurrences.