Leclerc also criticised Ferrari over “stupid” strategy on radio | Formula 1

## Leclerc Slams Ferrari's "Stupid" Strategy in Miami!

Charles Leclerc didn't hold back after the Miami Grand Prix, blasting Ferrari's decision to swap him and teammate Carlos Sainz as a "stupid" strategy call over the team radio. While team principal Frederic Vasseur defended the move, Leclerc's frustration highlights growing concerns about Ferrari's strategic calls this season. The heated exchange leaves fans wondering if Ferrari's strategy woes are a recurring problem or just a Miami blip.

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