Charles Leclerc has beaten his Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz to take pole position for the Miami Grand Prix. The Monacan set a 28.796 putting himself almost two tenths ahead of Sainz, looking in control throughout the session Leclerc topped all three parts of qualifying as Ferrari secured their first front-row lockout since Mexico City 2019.
George Russell was fastest in second practice for this weekend’s Miami Grand Prix. The Mercedes driver gave the team’s most competitive form of the season, going just over a tenth faster than the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc. Mercedes had been hoping that the street circuit and the upgrade package could bring them back into contention
Charles Leclerc was fastest in the first practice session ahead of the Miami Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver set the fastest time as the track evolved throughout the first session to set a 31.098 putting himself seven hundredths faster than the Mercedes of George Russell with his early championship rival Max Verstappen third. Mercedes were
Hamilton hopes his commission can stop ‘lonely journey’ Lewis Hamilton is hoping that The Hamilton Commission can boost diversity in the sport and help others avoid the “lonely journey” he has been on. The seven-time champion is the sports only black driver, and has set up an organisation to try and increase BAME representation across
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Round four sees the first of three transatlantic crossings this season as F1 returns to Florida for the first time since 1959 for the Miami Grand Prix. The city is no stranger to ‘Grand Prix’, the title of the race being around in the 1920s and 1990’s as an Indy Car race, although this weekend
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