Lewis Hamilton has called on Ferrari to address tensions within their ranks after a fight between the team's two drivers during the race in Mexico. The seven-time world champion said the Scuderia need "some serious talks behind closed doors" and warned, "We've got big problems."
Hamilton, speaking as a rival on the grid, framed the incident as a matter for Ferrari to resolve internally rather than something for outside teams to intervene in. He emphasised the importance of clear communication and unity within a works team that is competing at the front of the championship.
Internal disputes between team-mates can have immediate sporting consequences, affecting strategy, car development and morale across the garage. Hamilton's comments underline the wider concern in the paddock that unresolved tensions could undermine a team's on-track performance.
Ferrari have not commented in this report on whether they will hold the talks Hamilton suggested. The situation will be closely watched by competitors and supporters alike as the season progresses and the unfolding dispute could influence the championship battle if it is not settled.