US EditionFerrari frustration mounts as Hamilton and Leclerc struggle at Miami GP
- Ferrari drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc struggled at the 2025 Miami Grand Prix, finishing eighth and seventh respectively on May 5 in Florida.
- The team's ongoing struggles stem from the SF-25's unstable rear suspension and unpredictable handling, which neither simulator data nor current upgrades have fully addressed.
- Hamilton was ordered to yield seventh place to Leclerc during the race amid slow team communication, while Leclerc had crashed on Saturday before the sprint race.
- Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris secured a McLaren 1-2 finish, with Piastri winning his fourth race, while Ferrari lagged behind and could not match McLaren's pace in hot, dry conditions.
- Ferrari's leadership acknowledged the disappointing results and is cautiously planning a significant rear suspension upgrade, balancing resources between 2025 and 2026 car development to regain competitiveness.
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