Formula 1

Oscar Piastri won his third race in a row with victory in Miami, the McLaren man doing so from fourth on the grid. His team were totally dominant, with Lando Norris in second meaning both papaya cars finished over half a minute clear of the rest.

Pierre Gasly has conceded that Alpine “definitely need some answers” prior to the next race on the calendar at Imola after a tough weekend for the squad in Miami that saw the Frenchman cross the line in 13th, while team mate Jack Doohan suffered a race-ending collision on Lap 1.

Audi have announced an organisational restructure as they prepare for their Formula 1 debut in 2026, with Mattia Binotto expanding his responsibilities as Head of Audi F1 Project while Christian Foyer joins in the newly created position of Chief Operating Officer amid the departure of Chief Executive Officer Adam Baker.

Oscar Piastri may have messed up the jig he was required to do as part of a bet he agreed to if he won the Miami Grand Prix – but he was inch-perfect when it mattered on track in the Sunshine State. While he had plenty of reasons to celebrate, there were others who will be itching to head home to find some answers. Lawrence Barretto picks his winners and losers from the first of three visits to the United States in 2025...

Yuki Tsunoda admitted that he made his life “much more difficult” after picking up a five-second time penalty in the Miami Grand Prix, meaning that he had to work even harder to build a gap and hold onto the final point on offer in P10.

Kimi Antonelli had an up and down weekend of it in Miami, two strong qualifying performances tempered by some troubles in both the Sprint and then the Grand Prix. He finished sixth in the latter on Sunday, despite running second in the early stages.

Fred Vasseur has defended Ferrari’s handling of the team orders situation that unfolded between Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton in the Miami Grand Prix, whilst also acknowledging that he could “perfectly understand” the frustration displayed by Hamilton.

Alex Albon was left delighted with Williams' performance in Miami as a fifth-placed finish saw him bank more valuable points, while team mate Carlos Sainz was left frustrated despite his P9 result.

Mercedes’ George Russell was left pleasantly surprised by his podium finish in the Miami Grand Prix after he spent the majority of the round struggling to feel comfortable with his car.

McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella was left smiling at the end of a dominant performance by his team, with Oscar Piastri winning the Miami Grand Prix from Lando Norris. With the team having already bagged a 1-2 in the Sprint, their pace is clearly the class of the field – but it was the gap to the rest on Sunday that had the paddock talking.

Seventh and eighth places for Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton respectively represented a very disappointing Miami Grand Prix for Ferrari, both cars finishing around a minute behind Oscar Piastri’s winning McLaren.

The Miami Grand Prix was an action-packed weekend from start to finish – and in case you missed any of it, we’ve rounded up all of the key moments from F1’s visit to the Miami International Autodrome. From a new parent and a first-time polesitter through to a chaotic Sprint and a McLaren team in a class of their own – not to mention plenty of celebrities and some life-size LEGO cars – check out the highlights from Miami in our ultimate lowdown…

The teams report back on all the action from the Grand Prix at the Miami International Autodrome.

Red Bull have had their protest of George Russell dismissed by the Stewards following the Miami Grand Prix, resulting in the Mercedes driver keeping his podium finish ahead of fourth-placed Max Verstappen.

1. Oscar Piastri (McLaren), 2. Lando Norris (McLaren), 3. George Russell (Mercedes)

Lewis Hamilton believes that "people didn't like certain comments" that the Ferrari driver made over the radio during the Miami Grand Prix, but that it's important "not get emotional about it" as the team seek to find performance after a lacklustre race.

Max Verstappen admitted that his Miami Grand Prix was “a bit of a struggle” after slipping backwards from pole position to a final result of P4, with the Red Bull man conceding that he lacked paced in comparison to his rivals on a dominant day for McLaren.

Oscar Piastri came away from the Miami Grand Prix weekend with the biggest points haul – as well as adding some interesting data to the history books. But he wasn’t the only one – here’s our round up of the need-to-know numbers from an enthralling race.

Oscar Piastri extended his lead at the top of the Formula 1 standings after leading home a dominant McLaren 1-2 in the Miami Grand Prix, which came after a titanic battle for the lead with Max Verstappen.

Lando Norris believes he "paid the price" after going wheel-to-wheel with Max Verstappen during the Miami Grand Prix, and that it's "crash or don't pass unless you get it really right" when battling the reigning World Champion.