Formula One

Despite struggling in the sprint, Red Bull's Max Verstappen was able to turn things around in time for qualifying for a front-row start.

McLaren's Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri went from the highs of a 1-2 finish in the sprint to a difficult qualifying session.

A less than ideal sprint race was quickly turned around by Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli as he took his third successive pole position.

Lando Norris kept his position for the full 19 laps of the Miami sprint race. Oscar Piastri followed him in second place and Charles Leclerc rounds out the top three. Kimi Antonelli was demoted to sixth after a five-second time penalty for excessive track limits breaches.

Alpine have come a long way from last in the constructor’s standings to a proper midfield team battling for good positions. Franco Colapinto and Pierre Gasly have already scored some good points this year, and it looks like they are continuing their streak in Miami.

Red Bull hasn’t had a great start to the 2026 Formula One season. But after having qualified fifth for the sprint in Miami, things are getting better for the team from Milton Keynes.

Formula One has returned for the fifth-ever Miami Grand Prix this weekend after a five-week break in the calendar. Following an extended 90 minute practice due to regulation refinements, the season’s second sprint qualifying session took place today in The Magic City.

Charles Leclerc topped the sole 90-minute practice session in Miami, with Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri completing the top three.

F1’s junior academies promise meritocracy, but limited seats, low turnover and harsh math quietly filter out even championship-winning talent.

Gasly is one of the most underrated drivers currently on the F1 grid, being in this sport for nearly a decade, he has grown, adapted and excelled in this industry.

Between becoming a father and Aston Martin’s poor performances, Alonso is questioning his future in Formula One.

Upgrades, a new livery, and home race pressure. Can the Cadillac duo of Bottas and Pérez deliver in the team’s biggest test yet?

Word on the street says the MCL40’s new upgrades will turn the tables in Miami. Oscar Piastri debunks the rumors.

Formula One’s newest championship leader prepares for a battle in Miami. The competition is bringing significantly bigger updates than Mercedes, so the team is expecting a close fight for the win.

Formula One returns from a five-week hiatus with its second sprint weekend of the season.

In 2027, Formula One will return to the Istanbul Park Circuit after a six year hiatus; here's a look at the top five races to be hosted at the track.

Four areas in the 2026 F1 regulations have undergone revisions ahead of the Miami Grand Prix. What are these refinements and how will they affect on-track action?

Arvid Lindblad has had a very impressive career so far, with his rapid success through the junior ranks. Though he finds himself as the only rookie on the 2026 F1 grid, in just three rounds, he is already exceeding expectations. Could he be the next big name in this sport?

Following the recent announcement of Istanbul Park’s return to Formula One, here are 10 tracks to have left F1 and then returned for a period to the calendar.

Audi names Allan McNish Racing Director, putting him in charge of trackside operations from Miami as the team shifts into execution mode in F1.