Lewis Hamilton criticizes Ferrari teamwork after Mexico City Grand Prix

At the Mexico City Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton finished second, while Max Verstappen took the victory. Hamilton expressed frustration after an early lap duel with teammate Charles Leclerc, which he felt hindered their chances for a better result. Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur acknowledged the team's challenges in managing two top drivers. Leclerc defended his actions, suggesting that competitiveness is inherent to racing. The incident raises questions about Ferrari's internal dynamics, especially when both drivers aim for wins.

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