Lewis Hamilton’s Miami Grand Prix weekend was filled with disappointment, but Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has offered a small glimmer of hope through upcoming upgrades. The British driver, who finished eighth, voiced clear frustration with delayed team orders over the radio, adding to the discontent. Ferrari Admits Weaknesses in Miami Performance Ferrari’s SF-25 struggled
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Red Bull Racing’s late protest following the 2025 Miami Grand Prix has officially been rejected by the FIA, meaning Mercedes driver George Russell retains his P3 finish. The team had accused Russell of breaching yellow flag regulations, but the stewards found no fault in his actions. Allegation Over Yellow Flag Procedure Red Bull’s complaint centered
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Following a chaotic and eventful Saturday at the Miami International Autodrome, the starting grid for Sunday’s race has been locked in. Max Verstappen will lead the field from pole position, rebounding strongly after a troubled sprint race. From Sprint Disaster to Qualifying Triumph Verstappen had a sprint to forget after incurring a penalty due to
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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner issued a public apology following a pit lane clash between Max Verstappen and Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli during the Miami sprint race. The incident, which resulted in damage to Verstappen’s car and a time penalty, was attributed to human error by the Red Bull pit crew. A Risky Gamble Gone
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Lewis Hamilton has expressed mounting frustration with Ferrari’s performance after another difficult qualifying session at the Miami Grand Prix. While he briefly found relief with a podium finish in the sprint race, his 12th-place qualifying result underlined the Scuderia’s ongoing issues. A Disappointing Qualifying Overshadows Sprint Podium Despite the positive outcome in the sprint race,
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A bizarre incident unfolded during FP1 at the Miami Grand Prix when Lando Norris discovered tools and a flashlight left inside his cockpit as he began his session. The situation quickly escalated into an official investigation by the FIA. Norris Reports Strange Issue from the Car During his installation lap, Norris reported the unusual problem
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Track limits played a significant role during sprint qualifying at the Miami Grand Prix, with several drivers seeing their lap times deleted. Among them was Lewis Hamilton, although the deletion did not ultimately affect his starting position. Hamilton Among Offenders at Turn 17 The seven-time world champion was caught exceeding track limits at Turn 17,
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Max Verstappen faced scrutiny after sprint qualifying at the Miami Grand Prix, following an incident during the SQ2 phase that drew the attention of the FIA. While initial complaints arose in SQ1 after a moment with Lando Norris, it was a separate situation that led to the reigning world champion being summoned by the stewards.
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Mercedes’ W16 drew surprise and suspicion in Miami, especially from Williams driver Alex Albon, who questioned the legality of the car’s performance during Sprint qualifying. Albon Raises Eyebrows with Radio Comment Albon was following George Russell’s Mercedes when he radioed in, saying: “I don’t know how that Merc is legal.” Though no context was given,
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Franco Colapinto’s potential F1 debut stirred speculation after a hot mic moment involving a key sponsor. The comments suggested the Argentine might replace Jack Doohan at Alpine as early as Imola—but the team isn’t ready to confirm anything. Sponsor Comments Spark Controversy The stir began during a broadcast break on A24, when Horacio Marin, CEO
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