Ferrari F1 driver Charles Leclerc disagreed with FIA race stewards following a controversial incident at the Brazilian Grand Prix. Leclerc was taken out of the race after contact caused by Oscar Piastri and Kimi Antonelli on lap six, hindering his chances of a podium finish. Ferrari had a frustrating afternoon with both Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton unable to finish, resulting in the team falling to fourth in the constructors’ championship. McLaren’s Piastri received a 10-second penalty for the collision, affecting his championship standings. Leclerc expressed that the incident was not solely Piastri’s fault but acknowledged it could have been avoided. Ferrari’s disappointing weekend highlighted their struggle to secure points and compete against Mercedes and Red Bull. Hamilton’s early retirement further compounded Ferrari’s challenges, leaving them with limited opportunities to improve their championship position.
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