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Hamilton hasn’t taken too kindly to Leclerc’s actions and a former teammate of his has spoken out 🗣️…

Valtteri Bottas has addressed recent tensions between his former Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari partner Charles Leclerc, downplaying the friction as normal between competitive drivers. The on-track rivalry flared at the Mexico Grand Prix following an incident that saw Leclerc receive a five-second penalty while Hamilton lost a position to Max Verstappen, prompting an angry radio reaction from the British driver.
Bottas, who now races for Cadillac, suggested that Hamilton has regained his competitive form and that momentary clashes are standard in Formula 1. Entering the Brazilian Grand Prix, Hamilton sits third in the Drivers' Championship standings, two points behind Verstappen and 14 points ahead of Leclerc in fifth.
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