Ferrari seeks to move past Hamilton-Leclerc collision ahead of Brazil GP

Ferrari has moved to address the aftermath of a costly incident involving team driver Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton during last weekend's Mexico City Grand Prix. The collision between the pair prompted the Maranello outfit to hold talks to resolve any tensions arising from the clash on track.

Team principal Frederic Vasseur confirmed that internal discussions had taken place to clear the air between the drivers. According to Vasseur, both Hamilton and Leclerc have put the incident behind them and are now concentrating their efforts on the upcoming Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

The Mexico City race saw the collision prove costly for Ferrari's championship ambitions. The incident underscored the importance of maintaining driver harmony as the Formula One season enters its final stages and teams vie for crucial championship points.

With the focus now shifted to Brazil, Ferrari will be seeking to capitalise on a fresh start as the grid heads to the Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace circuit. The team's efforts to resolve any lingering issues suggest an internal push to maximise performance in the remaining rounds of the season.