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Hamilton vows not to be silenced after Mexico Grand Prix clash with Leclerc

First reported by CNA Latest report 3 sources
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Lewis Hamilton said he would "never be silenced" and would not apologize for speaking his mind following tensions from last weekend's Mexico City Grand Prix. A clash between Hamilton and teammate Charles Leclerc cost Ferrari a potential one-two finish, leaving Hamilton still frustrated about the incident.

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  1. CNA

    Hamilton says he won't be silenced, still frustrated after Mexico clash (opens CNA in a new tab)

  2. The Straits Times

    Hamilton says he won't be silenced, still frustrated after Mexico clash (opens The Straits Times in a new tab)

    SAO PAULO, Nov 5 - Lewis Hamilton said he would \"never be silenced\" and would not apologise for speaking his mind after tensions sparked by last weekend's Mexico City Grand Prix, where a clash with teammate Charles Leclerc cost Ferrari a potential one-two…

  3. Sportsnet

    Hamilton ‘still frustrated’ after Mexico City GP incident with Leclerc (opens Sportsnet in a new tab)

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