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Max Verstappen joked “if F1 doesn’t work out, I can always go rallying” after spinning at the start of the Miami Grand Prix before recovering to fifth place.

Kimi Antonelli claimed his third successive victory after seeing off a challenge from Lando Norris in a Miami Grand Prix constantly under threat from rain that never arrived.

Isack Hadjar has been excluded from the Miami GP qualifying results after his car’s floor boards were found to not comply with the technical regulations.

Verstappen, Norris, Piastri and Leclerc expressed optimism about the state of the new regulations, though they hope more changes are to come.

The championship leader controlled qualifying to claim his third consecutive pole position.

Lando Norris beat Kimi Antonelli to pole position for the Miami Sprint, breaking Mercedes’s perfect qualifying record for 2026.

Charles Leclerc beat Max Verstappen to the fastest practice time at the Miami Grand Prix in a scrappy conclusion to the 90-minute session.

Teams have brought a huge number of new parts to the Miami Grand Prix as the 2026 Formula 1 season resumes after a five-week gap.