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ESPN.com · 3 days ago

Hamilton on Leclerc frustrations: 'Not going to be silenced'

The fallout from Ferrari's disastrous opening lap at the Mexico City Grand Prix rumbled on ahead of this weekend's São Paulo Grand Prix, after Lewis Hamilton said he is "not going to be silenced" over the frustration he felt with teammate Charles Leclerc.

Leclerc attempted to pass Hamilton around the outside of Turn 4 on the opening lap of Sunday's race, only for both drivers to run off the track and have their chances of victory compromised.

Hamilton immediately lost a position to eventual race winner Max Verstappen as a result of the incident, while Leclerc was penalised for leaving the track and gaining an advantage, which also dropped him behind the Red Bull later in the race.

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