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Magnussen on verge of F1 ban after another bruising race
Kevin Magnussen is now two points away from receiving a Formula 1 race ban after yet another incident-filled race in Miami
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Winners and losers from F1's 2024 Miami Grand Prix
The 2024 Miami Grand Prix may have produced the rarity of Red Bull being beaten on merit, but there was strategy plays and on track incidents which warrant a look for the winners and losers further down the grid, too
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Our verdict on Norris's shock first F1 win
At the 110th attempt, Lando Norris is a grand prix winner in F1. Our writers have their say on how much was owed to good fortune and what this means for Norris and McLaren
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Lando Norris's first F1 victory at Miami GP explained
Lando Norris fought Max Verstappen and Red Bull in Miami to give McLaren its first win since 2021, with a spectacular drive to end his winless streak in the process
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Why Donald Trump is at F1's Miami GP with McLaren
Here's why McLaren had Donald Trump in its Formula 1 garage during the Miami Grand Prix
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As it happened: Norris beats Verstappen to clinch first F1 win
Join The Race Live Hub for all the action as it happens plus expert analysis from qualifying for Formula 1's Miami Grand Prix
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Four reasons for a rare top-level Red Bull F1 intervention
A rare interview from Red Bull CEO's Oliver Mintzlaff has helped illustrate the company's official position on the many ongoing stories concerning its F1 team
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Unsporting Magnussen tactics deserve race ban, says McLaren boss
McLaren Formula 1 boss Andrea Stella believes Kevin Magnussen’s driving in the Miami Grand Prix sprint race merited a ban, not individual time penalties, while the stewards have indicated F1's penalty approach may have to change
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Mark Hughes: The Miami paradox unsettling even Verstappen
The harder Formula 1 drivers pushed in Miami qualifying sessions, the slower they seemed to go. Mark Hughes explains what's going on
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Alonso will raise F1 penalty bias concerns with FIA president
Aston Martin Formula 1 driver Fernando Alonso reckons Miami has proved "nationality matters" in F1 investigation outcomes - and will raise his concerns with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem
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Verstappen sees off Ferraris for Miami GP pole
Formula 1 points leader Max Verstappen took his first Miami Grand Prix pole position by seeing off a challenge from Charles Leclerc in qualifying on Saturday
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Ludicrous Hamilton duel a worse look for F1 than Magnussen
Kevin Magnussen might be right to feel unease over his tactics in his Miami GP sprint duel with Lewis Hamilton. Further consequences might even be coming. But the real embarrassment belongs to F1 and its officiating