Lewis Hamilton has called for "serious talks" at Ferrari after his opening lap incident with Charles Leclerc at the Mexico City Grand Prix, while team principal Frederic Vasseur suggested there was not enough "respect" given.
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Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has raged at the 'huge disrespect' for the iconic F1 team after the Lewis Hamilton vs Charles Leclerc rivalry boiled over once again during Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix.
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