Leclerc to Miss Miami GP Sprint after the crash before the race

Charles Leclerc fell on the way to the net for a rain-soaked Miami Grand Prix Sprint Race, with the Ferrari driver being complained about aquaplaning.

The incident led Leclerc damaged his tires and gave rubble on the track; His team -mate Lewis Hamilton complained on the radio that the team had sent both drivers out onto the intermediate area.

“I'm so sorry,” said Leclerc about Team Radio, after explaining that he had hit him on the wall as a passenger as a passenger in his own Ferrari. It should start from the sixth on the net.

The rain fell about 90 minutes before the sprint race at 12 noon local time via Miami Gardens Circuit.

Everyone else made it into the network – bar, the red bull of Yuki Tsunoda, who will start the sprint from the Pitlane after being removed on Friday in the first qualification round.

The Mercedes rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli will begin after his breathtaking performance in The Dry, in which the 18-year-old not only put a record round in Miami, but also became the youngest driver who ever took a rod format.

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