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Lewis Hamilton's fans took to social media to share their protests against Charles Leclerc. Taking to the internet, the fans swarmed with "Justice for Lewis" comments on the official Instagram account of the Scuderia Ferrari, asking for justice for the Mexico GP incident.During the recently concluded race at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, Leclerc and Hamilton started the race from P2 and P3, respectively. Thanks to a better trigger response, Hamilton and Leclerc came side by side and were jockeying for positions.However, Leclerc took the escape route, cut corners, and jumped Hamilton. In the process, he overtook both Hamilton and Lando Norris. Even though he gave the position back to Norris, but not to Hamilton.In the end, the seven-time world champion was caught off guard by Max Verstappen, and while tussling with the Red Bull driver side by side, Hamilton cut the corner to gain an advantage. As a result, he received a 10-second time penalty by the FIA and lost all chances of a podium finish.Now, the fans swarmed social media with comments where they demanded 'justice' for Lewis Hamilton and accountability and team orders from Ferrari. The most eye-catching action was them swarming Ferrari's latest Instagram post, where they spammed "Justice for Lewis" comments.Here's an example of how fans swarmed the comment section with Justice for Lewis comments:In the end, Lewis Hamilton came home in P8 as he lost multiple places while serving the time penalty. Charles Leclerc, on the other hand, finished the race in P2, behind race winner Lando Norris, and ahead of Max Verstappen.Lewis Hamilton slammed FIA over Mexico GP penaltyLewis Hamilton slammed the FIA, the F1 governing body, after he received a 10-second time penalty at the Mexico GP. Speaking to the media after the race, here's what the seven-time world champion said:Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton participates in the Mexico City Grand Prix at the Autodromo Hnos. Rodriguez in Mexico City, Mexico, on October 2025 - Source: Getty Images“I mean, that’s pretty much the same as all the other people around me, so… Didn’t make sense. Others cut it and held position and didn’t get penalties. It was pretty nuts.”“It felt like racing (with Max), I was fine there; it was just the cutting, and then I’m the only one to get a 10-second penalty. It was kind of nuts. 10 seconds, stop and go," he further added. (Via Sky Sports)After 20 races and four sprints, Lewis Hamilton is in P6 of the Drivers' Championship with 146 points. His teammate, Charles Leclerc, is in P5 with 210 points.Lando Norris leads the Drivers' Championship with 357 points and is leading the championship by one point. Ferrari are in P2 in the Constructors' Championship with 346 points.
