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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.

Will anyone be able to stop Alex Palou in IndyCar this year? It doesn't look possible at the moment after the driver of the No. 10 Chip Ganassi Racing car scored a resounding victory in the Children's of Alabama Indy Grand Prix at Barber Motorsports Park, finishing 16 seconds ahead of the runner-up Arrow McLaren No. 7 driven by Christian Lundgaard.
Palou began building on his stunning ...Keep reading

Lando Norris says Max Verstappen was "not racing very smart" after his intense battles with both McLaren drivers in the Miami Grand Prix.

Lando Norris says Max Verstappen was "not racing very smart" after his intense battles with both McLaren drivers in the Miami Grand Prix.

Lando Norris says Max Verstappen was "not racing very smart" after his intense battles with both McLaren drivers in the Miami Grand Prix.

Lando Norris says Max Verstappen was "not racing very smart" after his intense battles with both McLaren drivers in the Miami Grand Prix.

McLaren's Oscar Piastri wins for the fourth time in six races this year as he beats team-mate Lando Norris in the Miami Grand Prix.

McLaren's Oscar Piastri wins for the fourth time in six races this year as he beats team-mate Lando Norris in the Miami Grand Prix.

McLaren's Oscar Piastri wins for the fourth time in six races this year as he beats team-mate Lando Norris in the Miami Grand Prix.

Lewis Hamilton says a double controversy over team orders at Ferrari during the Miami Grand Prix was triggered because he has "still got fire in my belly".

Lewis Hamilton says a double controversy over team orders at Ferrari during the Miami Grand Prix was triggered because he has "still got fire in my belly".

Lewis Hamilton says a double controversy over team orders at Ferrari during the Miami Grand Prix was triggered because he has "still got fire in my belly".

Lewis Hamilton says a double controversy over team orders at Ferrari during the Miami Grand Prix was triggered because he has "still got fire in my belly".

A lot changed in the final 50 laps at Texas Motor Speedway, to the point where each restart became extra critical. Kyle Larson was in control of the race, but lost the lead on a late-race restart when Michael McDowell powered around him from the outside. Larson was never able to get the lead back, fading to fourth in the final running order.
"You don't want to give up the lead on a mile and a ...Keep reading

There was real dominance from McLaren once more on F1's fourth visit to Miami's Hard Rock Stadium, with Oscar Piastri comfortably grabbing his fourth win in six races. Williams enjoyed its day in the sun, too, while questions will be asked at Red Bull and Ferrari over their lacklustre race day performances. The rest is up for this weekend's 'winners and losers' debate.
Winner: Piastri collects ...Keep reading

Spire Motorsports has one NASCAR Cup Series victory as an organization, but that was almost six years ago. On Sunday at Texas, they started from pole position with Carson Hocevar, but it was veteran Michael McDowell who nearly brought home the hardware for the team in a stunning upset. Instead, his race ended on the back of a tow truck.
“I just really hate it for everyone on this No. 71 ...Keep reading

German driver Jochen Mass, who won the 1975 Spanish Grand Prix for McLaren, dies at the age of 78.