Max Verstappen continues to be surprised by his pace as unusual Miami characteristics see tyres behave differently lap by lap, corner by corner.
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Kevin Magnussen, Lewis Hamilton, Daniel Ricciardo, Carlos Sainz and Yuki Tsunoda provide the entertainment as Max Verstappen cruises to another win.
On the day that Logan Sargeant finally out-qualifies Alex Albon, it is claimed that Williams is looking to replace the American with Kimi Antonelli. Not so, say James Vowles and Toto Wolff.
Zak Brown believes that Adrian Newey is the "first domino to fall" at Red Bull, the American suggesting that the design guru's decision is all about the Horner saga.
Channelling his inner Forrest Gump, design guru admits: "I'm feeling a little bit tired".
Valtteri Bottas has been handed a 3-place grid penalty for the Miami Sprint for impeding Oscar Piastri in SQ1.
We saw really strong performance from the car in Sprint Qualifying but ultimately, it wasn't rewarded in the session that counted.
Clearly the medium is the most suitable tyre to complete the 19 lap Sprint. However, we don't feel able to rule out the soft completely, as it could provide a significant grip advantage in the first few laps.
It was a very good qualifying for us in the end and it looked for a while in Q2, on the medium tyre, that we weren't potentially the strongest car.
Today we saw a situation similar to last weekend's qualifying when the circumstances can change massively from one compound to another.
There are no excuses for today: when you finish 17th and 18th, it is clear that we have missed something in terms of preparation and execution.