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Ted Kravitz thinks Lewis Hamilton sounded “stressed” speaking about the talks that he had with Ferrari about racing against Charles Leclerc ahead of the 2026…

Sky Sports broadcaster Ted Kravitz observed that Lewis Hamilton sounded stressed when discussing his ongoing intra-team dynamic with Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc ahead of the 2026 Sao Paulo Grand Prix. Hamilton engaged in clear-the-air discussions with team principal Fred Vasseur following an on-track battle with Leclerc at the Mexico City Grand Prix, though Leclerc was absent from the initial meeting after being granted permission to attend the birth of his daughter.
Hamilton admitted that tension remains and acknowledged he is still frustrated, noting a single meeting will unlikely resolve matters entirely. Ferrari has faced repeated scrutiny throughout the season over Vasseur's refusal to impose team orders. However, reports indicate Vasseur is now considering establishing clear internal rules of engagement, similar to McLaren's guidelines, to prevent costly clashes.
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