LAS VEGAS — As Charles Leclerc made his rounds inside the post-race media pen, the video screens behind him showed Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz riding in a Rolls Royce en route to the podium interviews.

Carlos Sainz's team radio exchange with his Ferrari race engineer before an incident with team-mate Charles Leclerc at the Las Vegas GP - has emerged.

Leclerc came close to overtaking George Russell for the lead but then dropped back to fourth after an issue with his car. He then fought with Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and though he overtook the Dutchman, he could not catch Sainz and finished where he started.

Neither Carlos Sainz nor Charles Leclerc were happy with the other after the Las Vegas GP, as Sainz appeared to ignore a team instruction.

Charles Leclerc repeatedly swore at his Ferrari team over the radio before issuing an immediate apology at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. When consoled by race engineer Bryan Bozzi shortly after crossing the line in fourth, Leclerc was told he made the right decisions even if he did not get the rewards.

Formula 1 star Charles Leclerc appeared to reach his wit's end with Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz following the completion of Sunday's Las Vegas Grand

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Charles Leclerc was left fuming after the Las Vegas Grand Prix as the Ferrari driver swore live on team radio after being told to hold position behind Carlos Sainz

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Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc has declared that he will no longer adhere to team agreements with teammate Carlos Sainz following an incident during the Las Veg