Aston Martin’s two Formula 1 cars will start the Miami Grand Prix at opposite ends of the grid because of a mix of damaging greed and fortunate circumstances. While Fernando Alonso has banked a front row start for F1’s first race in the United States this season, team-mate Lance Stroll was a surpris
As Charles Leclerc’s highlight reel grows, so does the logbook of his crashes, like the one in Miami. In his current position, it’s who he is
After the promise of opening practice, the Miami GP weekend has been a sobering one since for Mercedes. Mark Hughes explains some of the contributors to Mercedes’ biggest deficit of 2023 so far – as well as how the team doesn’t fully understand the flaws
Max Verstappen would have had every right to be angry after losing a shot at pole at the end of the Q3 in Miami – but his reaction was calm and self-critical, a trend that differs greatly from his reaction to some prior setbacks
Ferrari Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc was livid with himself for crashing in Miami Grand Prix qualifying after going “a step too far” a “very aggressive” set-up
Sergio Perez claimed his first Formula 1 pole position outside of Saudi Arabia in a qualifying session prematurely ended by Charles Leclerc crashing his Ferrari
Max Verstappen remained a class apart in final practice for Formula 1’s Miami Grand Prix, but Red Bull was denied a 1-2 by Charles Leclerc’s Ferrari
F1 champion Max Verstappen was out behind the wheel of an IndyCar-engined machine earlier this week. It wasn’t one of the series’ current-generation of cars – but it was an utterly bonkers SUV
Valtteri Bottas knows Sergio Perez’s current situation – having an elite F1 team-mate standing between them and a title charge – all too well
Circumstances made Miami GP practice a little trickier to read than usual but not by so much that there wasn’t still an obvious F1 frontrunner – and that’s potentially problematic for Sergio Perez and his title chances
