Charles Leclerc isn't buying Lewis Hamilton's call for "serious talks" after their Mexico opener clash. The Monegasque sent it down the inside at Turn 4 on lap one, both drivers braking too late and running wide — handing Max Verstappen the gap he needed to snatch second. Leclerc took a five-second penalty for completing the overtake off-track, which dropped him behind Verstappen at the stop and cost Ferrari a potential one-two. Hamilton blamed the incident for losing the win. Leclerc's read: they were both on the limit, both made the same mistake, and that's what happens when you're fighting for the lead. He thinks Hamilton's beef is more with the stewards than the move itself. The rulebook says five seconds; Leclerc says the real fix is redesigning tracks to close the grey zones. Until then, Turn 4 lunges stay on the menu.
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