Lewis Hamilton said he and Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc have "squashed" any controversy that stemmed from their involvement at the Italian Grand Prix, describing the matter as resolved and no longer an issue.
Hamilton's comments came after the weekend at Monza drew attention to an incident between the two drivers that attracted scrutiny from fans and media. He told reporters that the pair had discussed the situation and reached an understanding, allowing both to move on.
Monza is traditionally a high-pressure event, particularly for Ferrari and its drivers, and tensions can run high on and off the track. Hamilton emphasised that while disagreements can happen in the heat of competition, quick and professional resolution is important for the sport and for the teams involved.
Both drivers and their teams now turn their focus to upcoming races, with Hamilton saying the priority is to concentrate on performance and the remaining rounds of the championship. The brief flare-up at Monza, he added, will not be a distraction going forward.