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Lewis Hamilton was left seeking answers once again after admitting he was "devastated" by the way Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix ended for him and Ferrari.
The 41-year-old British superstar eventually finished an underwhelming P9 at Interlagos after a day which had delivered massive early promise.
Afterwards, he was hugely disappointed by the way things ended in Sao Paulo.
Ferrari executive chairman John Elkann stepped in with instructions for team principal Fred Vasseur ahead of showdown talks with Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, according to a report from Italy.
After their on-track scuffle at the Mexican Grand Prix, Hamilton called for 'serious' talks within the team after he felt the way Leclerc raced him in the opening stages in Mexico City handed Max Verstappen the race victory.
Those talks took place ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix, but it appears to be business as usual at Ferrari despite Hamilton doubling down on his criticism of how his team-mate races him differently to others on media day this week.
McLaren star Oscar Piastri has confirmed he is splitting with long-time manager Mark Webber.
The 25-year-old from Melbourne had been managed by former F1 star Webber since 2019, but now the pair have mutually agreed to terminate their agreement.
Carlos Sainz has opened up on his battles with Charles Leclerc when the pair were team-mates at Ferrari, in the wake of the latter's recent skirmishes with Lewis Hamilton.
That situation came to a head last weekend in Mexico City, with Hamilton audibly furious on team radio after being pushed off the track and out of first place when his team-mate tried to overtake him.
Fernando Alonso has made an astonishing claim about his Aston Martin car that shows just how much the team's Honda power unit is holding him back.
After a frustrating early retirement in Mexico City - his seventh of the season - the 45-year-old Alonso got the chance to remind everyone what he was all about at the Brazilian Grand Prix this past weekend, as the wet conditions proved somewhat of a leveller in the F1 field.
Liam Lawson is still waiting to find out if he has an F1 seat for 2027 after another super show at Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix.
The 24-year-old New Zealander has been terrific this season, and he added another stellar drive to his 2026 highlight reel by claiming a P7 finish at Interlagos.