Ferrari's resurgent form has collided with an internal crisis. Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will sit down with team principal Fred Vasseur at Interlagos today to address the Mexico GP flashpoint that cost the Scuderia a potential 1-2 finish. Hamilton has doubled down on his version of the opening-lap contact, while Leclerc—delayed by the birth of his child—arrives in Brazil with his own case to make.
The timing cuts deep. Ferrari has scored more constructors' points than anyone over the last three races, finally delivering a car capable of wins. But neither driver is willing to yield. Hamilton spent years as Mercedes' undisputed number one; Leclerc has carried Ferrari since 2019 and won't step aside for a seven-time champion who just arrived. Vasseur's task is to draw a line both will respect before individual ambition torches the team's best shot at silverware in years. The SF-26 can win—if its drivers let it.
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