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It's going to be awkward in the Ferrari garage this week.

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur heavily criticized drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc following their on-track clash at the Mexico City Grand Prix. Starting from pole position, Hamilton battled Leclerc through the opening corners before Leclerc cut across the grass to take the lead. Leclerc subsequently received a five-second penalty, which Hamilton argued cost Ferrari a potential one-two victory.
Speaking to Canal+ after the race, Vasseur called the incident a lack of respect for the brand and the team's workforce. While Leclerc defended the aggressive move as hard racing and Hamilton called for serious discussions behind closed doors, Vasseur insisted both drivers must be spoken to regarding their responsibilities to the team.
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