Miami - Race
Although McLaren dominated the sprint, Mercedes returned to the front of the field in qualifying, thanks to the lap set by Kimi Antonelli. 21 out of the 22 cars lined up on the starting grid, with Isack Hadjar forced to begin the Miami Grand Prix from the pitlane following his disqualification from Saturday's last event due to a technical breach. He stood out in more ways than one, also being the only driver not to begin the race on medium tires, instead opting for a set of hards. The start of the 57-lap race came straight from Ferrari's dreams. After Antonelli and Max Verstappen both locked up on turn one, Charles Leclerc moved past them, quickly sliding into the lead. The Dutchman tried to retake the position but spun during the attempt. Thanks to his impressive skills, he managed to avoid touching the barriers, but the accident still sent him tumbling down the order. A few places away from the fight for the lead, Lewis Hamilton and Franco Colapinto also made contact, only a...