Lewis Hamilton says he will not be silenced over criticism of Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc

Hamilton stood by his criticism of Leclerc's race-opening move in Mexico, saying he would not apologise for his remarks before the São Paulo Grand Prix.

• Leclerc was penalised for leaving the track and gaining an advantage in the Turn 4 clash, while Hamilton lost a position to eventual winner Max Verstappen.
• After the race, Hamilton blamed Leclerc's "do or die" mentality for costing Ferrari a potential one-two and called for serious talks with the team.
• Speaking before the São Paulo Grand Prix, Hamilton said he is "not going to be silenced" and would not apologise for being "authentic and real."
• Hamilton said internal discussions had not yet occurred; Leclerc missed Thursday media duties to attend the birth of his first child.