Hamilton Critiques Ferrari Strategy Amid Miami GP Frustrations

Lewis Hamilton openly criticized Ferrari's indecisive team strategy during the Miami Grand Prix after being stuck behind teammate Charles Leclerc for several laps, expressing his frustration over team radio with sarcastic comments such as 'have a tea break while you're at it.' Hamilton argued that the delay in team orders caused him to waste his tyres and lose valuable time, and both he and Leclerc were dissatisfied with the team's communication and decision-making. Eventually, Ferrari allowed Hamilton to pass Leclerc, but he was unable to catch the car ahead, prompting the team to reverse the order later in the race. Both drivers voiced their discontent post-race, with Hamilton emphasizing the need for quicker, clearer decisions and Leclerc stating the situation was not how the team should manage races. Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur acknowledged the drivers' frustration but defended the team's approach, promising internal discussions to improve coordination. The incident highlights ongoing challenges within Ferrari's strategy and teamwork as the team continues to struggle for competitive results.