Hamilton says he 'won't be silenced' over Leclerc Ferrari tensions

Lewis Hamilton says he "won't be silenced" as he continues to push for "conversations that must be had" about how he and Charles Leclerc race each other at Ferrari. The pair's clash in the Mexico City Grand Prix allowed Max Verstappen to capitalise, costing Ferrari a chance of victory.

During the race, Leclerc attacked Hamilton into Turns 1 and 2, and an attempt around the outside at Turn 4 saw Leclerc run off the road as Hamilton defended. Hamilton said over the radio that his teammate had pushed him off, and after the race said he believed Leclerc was working against him. Hamilton also said that he and team principal Fred Vasseur had yet to discuss the matter in depth, and that "something needs to change, for sure".