Hamilton calls for Ferrari 'serious talks' after Leclerc clash costs Mexico City win

Lewis Hamilton said Ferrari must hold "serious talks" after teammate Charles Leclerc's first-lap move cost them victory in the Mexico City Grand Prix.

• Max Verstappen won the race, with Hamilton second and Kimi Antonelli third, the youngest world champion in Formula 1 history.
• Leclerc cut a first-lap chicane to take the lead from Hamilton, received a five-second penalty, and Hamilton fell behind Verstappen as he rejoined.
• Hamilton said the clash "lost us the win today" and that Ferrari "have to have some serious talks behind closed doors."
• Hamilton told Ferrari over team radio: "We've got big problems. Big, big problems."