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Charles Leclerc’s Miami Grand Prix goes from bad to worse.
Charles Leclerc received a 20-second time penalty for gaining an unfair advantage by leaving the track on the last lap of the Miami Grand Prix. Despite a dramatic spin while battling for third place, Leclerc managed to finish the race in sixth position after cutting corners to recover. The stewards found that Leclerc had repeatedly left the track without a valid reason, leading to the penalty being applied. As a result, he dropped two places to eighth, behind his Ferrari teammate and Franco Colapinto. Colapinto’s seventh-place finish marked a career high for him. Leclerc took responsibility for his errors, acknowledging his poor decision-making in the race.
