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Oscar Piastri: McLaren has pace to ‘unlock’ in Miami after missing F1 Sprint pole
Oscar Piastri rued a lock-up that cost him pole position for the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix Sprint race, but he remains confident McLaren is in the “fight”. The championship leader missed out on a third Sprint pole of his career as Mercedes rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli beat Piastri’s time by 0.045 seconds.
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Kimi Antonelli became the youngest pole-winner of any Formula 1 event in history when the 18-year-old Mercedes driver won the ...
Kimi Antonelli won pole position for the Miami Grand Prix Sprint race, becoming the youngest pole sitter in any race format ...
With FP1 done, now we look to the four remaining -revelant- sessions of the F1 Miami Grand Prix weekend, with Sprint ...
In just his sixth Formula One race weekend, Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli secured his first sprint pole position — setting a ...
Mercedes' Italian rookie Kimi Antonelli became Formula One's youngest polesitter in any format after a mighty final lap in ...
Red Bull Racing driver Max Verstappen of Netherlands shakes hands with Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso of Spain as they arrive to the Miami International Autodrome ahead of a practice session on ...
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has faced questions at the Miami Grand Prix over the cheating allegations that the papaya Formula 1 ...
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Red Bull brings F1 floor update for Miami GP to close gap to McLarenRed Bull has continued its efforts to claw back performance versus McLaren with a revised Formula 1 floor design for this ...
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