F1: Hamilton says Ferrari need 'serious talks' after costly Leclerc attack
(ANSA) - ROME, 02 NOV - Lewis Hamilton has said Ferrari need some clear-the-air discussions following an attack from his team mate Charles Leclerc that he said cost the team a one-two at Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix. Leclerc cut a chicane on the first lap to take the lead from pole-sitter Hamilton, whose loss of momentum meant he also lost another position to eventual race winner Max Verstappen. Leclerc lost the lead to Verstappen after serving a five-second penalty for the incident and Hamilton subsequently got back ahead of him after mid-race restart following a red flag. Leclerc ended up…
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