Hamilton isn't letting Mexico go. Ferrari's two cars led into turn one, then both went off track fighting each other while Max Verstappen sailed through to win what team boss Frederic Vasseur admitted should have been an easy one-two. The seven-time champion says Leclerc raced him too hard at the start, and the team hasn't even discussed it yet — Vasseur flew home to Maranello between races while Leclerc went to Monaco for the birth of his first child. "We will have a sit-down," Hamilton said. "I don't think everything's going to get squashed and sorted out in one meeting." He's framing it as a necessary learning experience, the kind of friction that either builds a championship team or tears one apart. Hamilton believes Ferrari can fight for the title in 2027, but only if Vasseur can keep his drivers racing hard without throwing away wins. Next test: São Paulo.
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