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Hamilton and Leclerc yet to discuss Ferrari collision

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Seven-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton of Britain says a much-needed meeting between himself and Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc of Monaco is yet to take place following last weekend's incident during the Mexico City Grand Prix. They clashed on the opening lap, which cost the team a potential one-two finish. Hamilton believes setting a foundation and rules of engagement will be imperative if Ferrari is to challenge for the title next year.

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