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Carlos Sainz credited his sixth place grid spot for Formula 1's Miami Grand Prix on a "20-minute nap" - explaining that Williams had to reset following a series of "scrappy" mistakes throughout the weekend.
The Spaniard was eliminated in the second part of sprint qualifying, and then knocked himself out of the Saturday race after clipping the wall at Turn 13, causing damage to both left-hand ...Keep reading

Cadillac showcased the beginning of its 2026 Formula 1 journey with an event it dubbed as the “cultural centrepiece of the Miami Grand Prix weekend”.
Queen was transformed into a hub for motorsport and culture, where paddock regulars rubbed shoulders with the who’s who of the Miami nightlife scene. One thing’s for certain: the entire evening felt distinctly American. It’s something ...Keep reading

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen is bracing for a difficult Miami Grand Prix despite defeating his McLaren Formula 1 rival Lando Norris to pole position.
Verstappen took his third pole of the season at the Miami International Autodrome on Saturday, defeating Norris by 0.065s and Mercedes rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli by 0.067s in a thrilling qualifying session - with the second McLaren of Oscar ...Keep reading

Reigning NASCAR Xfinity Series champion Justin Allgaier was hoping to secure his third win of the 2025 season this weekend, but instead, he recored his first DNF of the year.
Allgaier led a race-high 99 laps at Texas and appeared to be the only driver who could go head-to-head with Kyle Larson, but their battle never saw its natural end. Both were driving for JR Motorsports and as the duo ...Keep reading

Alex Albon believes that starting alongside Williams team mate Carlos Sainz on the grid for the Miami Grand Prix means the team can "play with strategies" with the prospect of rain looming for Sunday's race.

Ahead of their highly anticipated entry as the grid's 11th team from 2026 onwards, Cadillac have revealed their team logo that will mark their Formula 1 identity and set them apart from their rivals for the upcoming seasons.

Lando Norris is aiming to make a move on Max Verstappen at the start of Formula 1's Miami Grand Prix, but doesn't anticipate a repeat of April's Suzuka race if he can't pass at Turn 1.
The Briton was put in the shade by Verstappen in qualifying, as a botched entry to Turn 17 derailed his progress to overturn the Red Bull driver's advantage, which was largely carved out in the opening ...Keep reading

Corey Heim earned his third win of the 2025 NASCAR Truck Series season at Texas Motor Speedway on Friday night, but it was far from easy. Heim watched a massive lead of nearly 16 seconds evaporate with a late-race yellow. It eventually got pushed into double overtime where Heim had to fend off rivals from literally all sides.
After being put in the middle of a three-wide situation at the white ...Keep reading

Formula 1 rookies have increasingly shown that the kids are alright, as new drivers, race winners and even world champions seem to get younger with each passing season. In 2025, drivers like Mercedes’ Andrea Kimi Antonelli are continuing this tradition, but how do they stack up against with F1’s youngest record breakers out there?
The 18-year-old may have kicked the conversation off with ...Keep reading

McLaren team principal Andrea Stella believes Formula 1 rival Red Bull is inventing a “narrative” that suggests it is achieving miracles just by competing for pole positions and wins this season. 
Max Verstappen sealed his third pole of 2025 for Sunday’s Miami Grand Prix and will be aiming to convert it into a second victory of the campaign to remain in the fight for a fifth consecutive ...Keep reading

"Checo, Checo, Checo...," echoed excited Sergio Perez fans who gatecrashed a glamorous event in Miami for the new Cadillac Formula 1 team.
Fans lined the streets outside the exclusive Queen Miami Beach hotspot, billed as the ultimate Japanese steakhouse experience, and chanted the Mexican drivers’ name.
 
It comes after Perez, 35, was linked with a seat at the all-new team which is ...Keep reading

Matt Youson takes a look at the different pit stop and tyre options that are available to the teams on race day in Florida...

Chris Medland picks out five key things to keep an eye on when the lights go out on race day in Florida...

The teams report back on the Sprint and then Qualifying for the Grand Prix from the Miami International Autodrome.

Lewis Hamilton was left to rue Ferrari’s “big time” struggles after ending Qualifying for the Miami Grand Prix in P12, with the seven-time World Champion admitting that progressing into Q3 is often proving “tough” at the moment.

1. Max Verstappen (Red Bull), 2. Lando Norris (McLaren), 3. Kimi Antonelli (Mercedes)

Following on from a frustrating result that was out of his control in the Miami Sprint, Kimi Antonelli has switched his full focus to capitalising on his third-place starting position on the Grand Prix grid.

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…