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Leclerc vs Hamilton got a bit too heated for Ferrari's liking in Mexico.

Journalist Edd Straw reported seeing Charles Leclerc with a "face like thunder" inside Ferrari hospitality following an on-track clash with teammate Lewis Hamilton at the 2026 Mexico Grand Prix. The incident at Turn 4 cost Ferrari a potential one-two finish and allowed Max Verstappen to win the race after Leclerc received a five-second penalty.
Straw stated that Leclerc marched directly into the driver's room followed by team principal Fred Vasseur. Meanwhile, Hamilton expressed deep frustration over the team radio and in post-race press conferences, calling for clearer internal rules of engagement after falling from first to third place.
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