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By Lizzie Price After being pushed back forward 3 hours in fear of an ensuing downpour it was light out in Miami with a chaotic opening lap. Continuing their form of poor race starts both Mercedes lost places whilst the McLaren pair of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris assumed position, but it was Ferarri’s CharlesContinue reading “Kimi rubber stamps title credentials and Leclerc bottle podium”

By Archit Uniyal Kimi Antonelli produced a clinical final lap to secure pole position for the Miami Grand Prix, once again underlining Mercedes’ authority at the sharp end of the grid. Just as it looked like Max Verstappen had done enough to claim P1, Antonelli responded when it mattered most, hooking up the final sectorContinue reading “Antonelli snatches Miami pole as Verstappen denied late, Norris left chasing”

By Joe Murphy The Miami Grand Prix will start three hours earlier than planned due to heavy rainstorms forecast for later in the day on Sunday in the United States. The fifth edition of the Miami Grand Prix was set to begin at 4pm local time but will now commence at 1pm when conditions areContinue reading “Miami Grand Prix CHANGED Last Minute!”

By Mark Gero They seemed like it would be a very tough season for them, especially after they won the drivers and constructor’s title last season. But after five weeks off and changing nearly the entire car, McLaren got their just reward on Friday for Sprint qualifying as Lando Norris returned with a 1:27:689 fastestContinue reading “Norris on Sprint Pole as Mercedes dominance over”

By Diane Versaevel Following the first three rounds of the 2026 season, the FIA, teams, and drivers have agreed to a series of critical refinements to the technical and sporting regulations.These “Miami Tweaks” represent a fundamental recalibration of how these high-voltage machines tackle a circuit. The Engineering Core: Rethinking the 50/50 Split The 2026 powerContinue reading “The 2026 Shift: What the New Regulations Mean for the Season Ahead”

By Laura Juliana Flórez Retirement remains a distant concept for Fernando Alonso. Currently navigating his 23rd season, the 44 year old Spanish driver is showing no signs of easing off the throttle. Armed with a multi-year contract under Aston Martin signed in 2024, Alonso remains as fiercely dedicated to the sport as the day heContinue reading “The Relentless Drive of Fernando Alonso: What does the veteran still bring to F1?”