Formula 1

Max Verstappen bounced back in sensational fashion from an unremarkable Sprint to claim pole position for the Miami Grand Prix, narrowly edging out Lando Norris and Kimi Antonelli to the honour.

Lando Norris had no choice but to settle for second place behind championship rival Max Verstappen in Qualifying for the Miami Grand Prix, despite feeling confident about his car’s potential.

Max Verstappen scored his third pole position of 2025 in Miami, edging McLaren's Lando Norris as Drivers' Championship leader Oscar Piastri could only manage fourth. Here’s a round-up of all the best facts and stats from another thrilling Qualifying session…

Max Verstappen was delighted to grab pole position in Qualifying for the Miami Grand Prix, with the Red Bull driver admitting that he “just floored it” through a potentially dicey moment during his final flying run.

1. Lando Norris (McLaren), 2. Oscar Piastri (McLaren), 3. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)

Max Verstappen claimed a magnificent pole position in Qualifying for the Miami Grand Prix as he narrowly got the better of McLaren's Lando Norris and Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli in a remarkably competitive hour.

Doriane Pin seized the advantage from a dramatic opening lap and fended off pressure to deliver the win in Miami Race 1 from sixth on the grid.

Max Verstappen delivered an incredible performance to clinch pole position in Qualifying for the Miami Grand Prix, the reigning World Champion going fastest from Lando Norris and Kimi Antonelli despite a slight error on his final run.

Haas driver Ollie Bearman, Williams' Alex Albon, and Racing Bulls' Liam Lawson have each received a five-second time penalty for a myriad of incidents during the eventful Sprint at the Miami International Autodrome.

Live coverage of Saturday's Qualifying session for the 2025 Miami Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen has claimed the pit stop blunder which cost him points in the Miami Sprint is "not what you want to see" as the reigning World Champion lost further ground to McLaren rivals Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri.

There were contrasting emotions at Ferrari after an eventful Sprint at the Miami Grand Prix saw Lewis Hamilton climb from P7 to P3 thanks to a well-timed strategy call, while Charles Leclerc was forced to watch on following a crash en route to the grid prior to the event getting underway.

Kimi Antonelli believes that Oscar Piastri's move into Turn 1 at the start of the Miami Sprint was "a bit over the limit" as the Mercedes driver eventually finished the chaotic wet-dry race outside the points after a further incident with Max Verstappen.

Lando Norris claimed victory in the Miami Sprint as a late Safety Car allowed him to rejoin from the pits in front of McLaren team mate and early race leader Oscar Piastri, similar to his maiden F1 victory 12 months ago.

Oscar Piastri lost out on the opportunity to add another win to his season tally as his McLaren team mate benefitted significantly from the timing of a Safety Car during the Sprint in Miami.

Max Verstappen was handed a 10-second penalty for a pit lane collision with Miami Sprint polesitter Kimi Antonelli, leaving both outside the points after a delayed wet-dry affair.

Lando Norris emerged as the winner in a dramatic Sprint at the Miami Grand Prix, with the Briton making a perfectly timed pit stop during a late Safety Car period to hold the lead to the end ahead of McLaren team mate Oscar Piastri.

Oscar Piastri got the better of maiden polesitter Kimi Antonelli on the opening lap of the Miami Sprint as he sailed through to take the lead of the delayed wet session.

Chloe Chambers nailed a short but sweet Qualifying session in Miami, taking advantage of track position to seal the fastest lap before a downpour hit.

Saturday's action in Miami got off to the worst possible start for Charles Leclerc before the Sprint even got underway, as he crashed on his way to the grid amid heavy rain.