Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton experienced a dramatic Miami Grand Prix. The Ferrari drivers finished in seventh and eighth place, with Hamilton over a minute behind the winner, Oscar Piastri. Numerous disagreements were also heard over the team's radio.

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Lewis Hamilton said he will refuse to “apologise for being a fighter” as he defended his “PG” radio spat with Ferrari at the Miami Grand Prix. Hamilton accused his team of having “a tea break” as they decided whether Charles Leclerc should be moved out of his way while they were running in seventh and eighth.