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Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton said that Andrea Kimi Antonelli's Miami Grand Prix sprint pole "brought warmth” to his heart this weekend. The ex-Mercedes racer added that it was “such a great story” to see the 18-year-old rookie deliver for his old team.
Antonelli was promoted into the Mercedes line-up to replace Hamilton when the seven-time world champion moved to Ferrari, and ...Keep reading

Oliver Bearman has lost his eighth-place finish in Formula 1's Miami Grand Prix sprint race after being pinged for an unsafe release in front of Nico Hulkenberg, which promotes Yuki Tsunoda into the points.
During a series of tyre changes in the second half of the sprint as the track dried enough for slicks, Haas driver Bearman was seen being released alongside Hulkenberg as the German driver ...Keep reading

After months spent following the Formula 1 circus around the world, the new F1 movie is coming to theatres this summer. When it finally hits the big screen, producer Jerry Bruckheimer and actor Kerry Condon say moviegoers will be treated to the “most authentic racing movie ever made.” 
The film, which stars Brad Pitt and Damson Idris as racers for the APX GP F1 team, was produced by ...Keep reading

Miami Grand Prix sprint pole-winner Andrea Kimi Antonelli was left irritated by Oscar Piastri's move on him at the opening corner of the Saturday race - and was disappointed that the Australian was not penalised.
Piastri grabbed a slightly better getaway off the line in a damp start to the shorter race, leaving Antonelli to try to hang onto the lead around the outside of the first ...Keep reading

It's not that IndyCar's race at the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach wasn't a decent run in the books, but in theory, had there been different requirements to change up team strategies, perhaps the California street course would have ended differently, and potentially been more exciting for fans. In preparation for the upcoming road course race in Indianapolis, truly kicking off the Indy 500's ...Keep reading

Red Bull F1 advisor Helmut Marko thinks Max Verstappen's pitlane collision with Andrea Kimi Antonelli prevented him from challenging McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri for a sprint race win in Miami.
As polesitter Antonelli got bumped down to fourth at the start of a wet-to-dry sprint, Verstappen moved up to third and was powerless to keep up with the quicker McLarens of Piastri and ...Keep reading

Lewis Hamilton wants to build on his sprint race podium in Miami as Ferrari showed signs of improvement despite “going nowhere” on the intermediate tyres, which sparked a gamble for an early switch to slicks.
The seven-time world champion qualified seventh for the second sprint race of 2025, having secured a surprise victory at the previous one at the Chinese Grand Prix.
Hamilton ...Keep reading

Qualifying for the F1 Miami Grand Prix on Saturday has been delayed due to the chaos during the sprint race. There were smashes for Aston Martin’s Fernando Alonso and Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc while a heavy downpour caused a delayed start, which has played havoc with the race schedule.
As a knock-on consequence, the FIA have been forced to shift the start of qualifying back 15 minutes to ...Keep reading

Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen says he is "happy no one got injured" during the pitstop collision at the Miami Grand prix sprint race that netted him a penalty.
On a drying track Verstappen came in for slick tyres on lap 13 of 18, as he tried to undercut the comfortably leading McLaren pair of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris.
But Verstappen was released into the path of polesitter ...Keep reading

Red Bull’s pitcrew was once a byword for infallibility but that reputation has slipped in recent races – even if the issues in Bahrain were cause by an electrical short in the gantry rather than human error.
But ‘finger trouble’ was definitely the cause of what could have been a much more serious incident in the Miami F1 sprint had circumstances panned out differently. Only the quick ...Keep reading

Lando Norris has praised his "good luck" in Miami, after capturing the Formula 1 sprint race win thanks to a well-timed safety car - echoing his 2024 grand prix victory at the circuit.
Norris had closed in on McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri having initially dropped back by over three seconds, but was able to save life in his intermediate tyres to put the Australian's grasp of the race under ...Keep reading

Formula 1 treated its growing American fanbase to a Miami sprint race to remember as incidents and accidents led to another Lando Norris win in Florida, with Lewis Hamilton joining his fellow Brit on the podium.
A downpour ahead of the race had threatened to turn the second sprint of the year into a damp squib but, after the action got under way following a delay of over 30 minutes, F1 ...Keep reading

McLaren's Oscar Piastri feels he did "everything right" after ceding the F1 Miami GP sprint win to Lando Norris due to a late safety car intervention.
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After muscling past Mercedes' surprise sprint polesitter Andrea Kimi Antonelli at the start, Piastri led the way from Norris on ...Keep reading

Setting a fast time of 28.174s, Carson Hocevar was able to hang on for his first career pole in the No. 77 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet on Saturday. It's a front row lockout for Team Chevy with William Byron putting the No. 24 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet in second, just 0.014s behind Hocevar's pole lap. Hocevar was also the fastest driver in the practice session that immediately preceded ...Keep reading

McLaren driver Lando Norris has snatched a wet-to-dry win in Formula 1's Miami Grand Prix sprint race, finishing ahead of Oscar Piastri and Lewis Hamilton behind the safety car in an incident-filled event.
The Saturday afternoon sprint was reduced from 19 to 18 laps due to the adverse weather conditions, two of which were completed behind the safety car after a delayed starting procedure due to ...Keep reading

It was a moment that redefined the record books and heralded the arrival of the brightest young talent in Formula 1.Andrea Kimi Antonelli’s pole lap for the F1 Miami Grand Prix sprint race was as spine-tingling as it it was significant. He confirmed his arrival at the sport’s top table with a scintillating lap that was not only a new record for the Miami Grand Prix, but at 18 years and 250 ...Keep reading

McLaren CEO Zak Brown issued a response to 1980 F1 world champion Alan Jones calling his driver Lando Norris "mentally weak".
Talking to Fox Sports Australia, Jones felt fellow Australian Oscar Piastri was already in Norris' head, labelling the Briton as weak. “He [Piastri] can do it [win the title] this year, no question," Jones claimed. "At the end of the day, his teammate is ...Keep reading

The start of the Miami Grand Prix sprint race has been suspended due to the terrible conditions as heavy rain hit the Formula 1 circuit.
Rain showers hit the Miami Autodrome in the morning, leading to Saturday afternoon's 19-lap sprint race starting behind the safety car.
But after two formation laps it became apparent the visibility and standing water were still far too excessive to allow ...Keep reading

Cadillac is “not in a hurry” to sign its drivers for its 2026 Formula 1 debut and will only put an American in the car when there is someone who fits the bill.
The GM-backed squad will become F1’s 11th team from next year and is well under way with its car design, as well as working on its own power unit, which has been approved for use from 2029.
The main question mark hanging over ...Keep reading

Charles Leclerc crashed out on his way to the grid for a rain-soaked Miami Grand Prix sprint race, with the Ferrari driver complaining of aquaplaning.
The incident led to Leclerc damaging his tyres and leaving debris on the track; his team-mate Lewis Hamilton complained over the radio that the team had sent both drivers out on the intermediate compound.
“I’m so sorry,” Leclerc said ...Keep reading