A tense battle at the front for the race win as a new record was made — here’s how all the drivers performed at the 2026 Miami Grand Prix.

Formula One ended its five-week spring break in Florida with an action-packed Miami Grand Prix that saw a mix of fortunes across the field. Here are DIVEBOMB’s winners and losers from the fourth round of the season.

Formula One returned this weekend, with its newest chapter taking place in the intense turns of Miami. Two victories, one expected and one not, a stretch of misfortune, and penalties galore. Here are DIVEBOMB’s five takeaways from the 2026 Miami Grand Prix.

Following the conclusion of the Miami Grand Prix, Max Verstappen receives a penalty after breaching the pit exit.

Charles Leclerc is penalised following a costly final-lap mistake in Miami, dropping him down to eighth.

Kimi Antonelli won a chaotic Miami Grand Prix from Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, with plenty of chaos during the opening and closing stages of the race making up for the lack of wet weather action.

Written by Teagan Strachan Credit: Formula 2 via Instagram After the decision to move the inaugural Miami Feature Race to Sunday morning due to weather conditions, the 22-car grid lined up to start the final race of Round 2 for the Formula 2 season. As drivers reverted to their qualifying positions it was a fight to claim top spot, with Kush Maini starting in pole alongside Rafael Câmara to secure the front row. How it happened To start off a very wet race in Miami, Maini w

With wet weather threatening to shake up an already unpredictable race and yet another thrilling race start on the cards, here’s everything to look forward to in the 2026 Miami Grand Prix.

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.

Formula 2’s North American debut has left several drivers thrilled, with the Miami International Autodrome hosting a thrilling 23-lap sprint race that saw drivers go back and forth for position multiple times, and an exciting three-abreast last-lap duel all the way to the finish line.

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.

It was Bulgaria’s Nikola Tsolov from Campos Racing who took victory in F2’s first race in the Americas. Feature Image Credit: Formula 2 Starting on pole for the 23-lap sprint was championship leader Nikola Tsolov for Campos, with fellow rookie Laurens van Hoepen second for Trident. Rounding out the top 10 was MP’s Oliver Goethe, Invicta’s Joshua Dürksen, Van Amersfoort Racing (VAR)’s Nico Varrone, MP’s Gabriele Minì, Rodin duo Alex Dunne and Martinius Stenshorne, Invicta’s Ra

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.

Over the course of his Formula 2 career, Kush Maini has often been left searching for pace, sometimes leaving race weekends with more questions than answers. It is a fact he has openly admitted in the past, often seeing strong qualifying pace wither away on race day. His one-lap pace, though, has held him in good stead all the way... read more

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.

Written by Jasmin Low Formula 2 hit the track for its first competitive session in Miami, with Kush Maini converting positive momentum from Free Practice into an all-important pole position. Kush Maini secured pole position for ART Grand Prix in the series' first trip to Miami | Credit: Formula 2 Free Practice recap A time of 1:40.320 in Free Practice earned Hitech’s Colton Herta the top spot for the weekend’s opening session in front of his home crowd. Free Practice experie

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