Charles Leclerc will miss the F1 sprint race in Miami after crashing out o♌n his way to the grid🗹.

With th꧑e rain falling heavily in Miami, Leclerc lost control o𒁏f his Ferrari on the long straight in the middle part of the lap.

Leclerc was effectively a passenger as he seemed to a🦹quaplane while running on the intermediate tyres.

With the damage too severe to the right-hand side of his Ferrari, Leclerc was forced to stop his car, meaning he w👍ill be unable to take parꦿt in the sprint race.

After the crash, Ferrari posted on their social media account: "Not the way we wanted to start the day A soaking track has caught 🌸Charles Leclerc out on his way to the grid, and🗹 slides into the wall."

While teammate Lewis Hamilton made 𒈔it onto the grid ahead of the sprint race in one piec🐬e, the seven-time world champion questioned Ferrari's decision to put him on the intermediates, when full wets, would have been a safer choice. 

Leclerc was set to start the sprint race from sixth on the grid, having qualified just over t🦹hree-tenths behind Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli.

It was ultimately another disappointing quaღlifying session for Ferrari.

Ferrari co🐻ntinue to have the fourth-fastest car ♈in F1, trailing McLaren, Red Bull and Mercedes.

Ferrari will have to pin their hopes on Hamilton performing in conditions he's often excelled in over the years, with the start of the s💮print race in Miami set to be wet.