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Sky F1 Pundits Stunned by Verstappen Penalty in Miami – Cry Foul Over Po… Read more Max Verstappen found himself at the center of controversy during the Miami Grand Prix weekend, and not for the usual reasons. The reigning four-time world champion was scrutinized by fans and pundits alike after appearing to start the sprint race from a position slightly ahead of his designated grid box. Despite being noted by race control initially, the incident was not formally investigated, nor was any penalty issued by the FIA. This decision raised eyebrows among the Sky Sports F1 commentary team,…
Breaking: F1 2025 Miami Grand Prix starting grid with penalties appl…read more After an eventful Saturday filled with sprint race chaos, post-race penalties, and standout performances, the starting grid for the 2025 Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix has officially been confirmed. The race, held at the lively Miami International Autodrome, is set for a thrilling showdown, with Max Verstappen securing pole position following a commanding qualifying effort. Verstappen Recovers Strongly to Claim Pole Despite being handed a 10-second time penalty earlier in the day during the sprint session—for an unsafe release that nearly caused contact with Mercedes rookie…
Breaking:F1 News Today: Red Bull and Mercedes handed DELETED LAPS verdict as FIA confirm Miami punishment on…read more
F1 News Today: Red Bull and Mercedes handed DELETED LAPS verdict as FIA confirm Miami punishment on…read more The FIA has officially published the list of deleted lap times from the Sprint race at the Miami Grand Prix, with top teams like Red Bull and Mercedes impacted by these rulings. This announcement comes ahead of the main race and has stirred up discussions in the paddock, especially with both teams being central figures in the ongoing championship battle. During the high-pressure Sprint session at the Miami International Autodrome, several drivers from various teams exceeded track limits, leading to the deletion…
Breaking:Lewis Hamilton earns Max Verstappen plaudits for what he… read more Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton, the two most successful drivers on the 2025 Formula 1 grid, displayed mutual respect and professionalism at the Miami Grand Prix, reinforcing how far their once-intense rivalry has evolved. Although their championship battle in 2021 was marked by fierce competition and even on-track collisions, it’s clear the animosity has faded with time, replaced by acknowledgment of each other’s dedication to the sport. On Saturday in Miami, Verstappen made a telling observation that highlighted both his and Hamilton’s unwavering commitment. As the day began, he…
Confirmed:F1 facing major weather threat ahead of… read more The 2025 Miami Grand Prix is facing a significant weather threat that could disrupt proceedings during the sixth round of the Formula 1 season. While the weather in Miami was clear as of 10:30 local time (15:30 UK), with only minor rain activity detected south of the city, conditions are forecasted to deteriorate rapidly as the race approaches. Scheduled for a 16:00 local start (21:00 UK), the Grand Prix may coincide with the arrival of heavy thunderstorms expected to move in from the east, originating over the Gulf of Mexico. Meteorological…
Breaking: Norris Under Fire: Aussie F1 Star Questions His…..read more McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has come to the defense of his star driver Lando Norris after Australian Formula 1 legend Alan Jones took a public swipe at the Brit, labeling him as “mentally weak.” Brown dismissed the comment as just “one person’s opinion” and praised the resilience of his young driver, especially in the face of the immense pressures that come with racing in the top tier of motorsport. Alan Jones, Australia’s only Formula 1 World Champion, stirred controversy recently when he suggested that Norris lacked the mental…
Breaking:FIA Issues Late Penalties That Shake Up Miami GP following the in… read more The outcome of the Miami Grand Prix sprint race took a dramatic turn after Formula 1’s governing body, the FIA, issued a series of late penalties that significantly reshuffled the final standings. The penalties were announced following a chaotic sprint session at the Miami International Autodrome, which had already been full of drama before the race even officially began. The excitement started early when Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc suffered a crash due to heavy rain while heading to the grid, forcing him to withdraw from the…
F1 News Today: Red Bull and Mercedes handed DELETED LAPS verdict as FIA confirm Miami punishment on…read more
F1 News Today: Red Bull and Mercedes handed DELETED LAPS verdict as FIA confirm Miami punishment on…read more The FIA has officially published the list of deleted lap times from the Sprint race at the Miami Grand Prix, with top teams like Red Bull and Mercedes impacted by these rulings. This announcement comes ahead of the main race and has stirred up discussions in the paddock, especially with both teams being central figures in the ongoing championship battle. During the high-pressure Sprint session at the Miami International Autodrome, several drivers from various teams exceeded track limits, leading to the…
Max Verstappen defended over handling of cont…Read More Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has praised Max Verstappen for the composed and mature manner in which he handled media scrutiny following his controversial penalty at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The Dutch driver, who ultimately finished second behind McLaren’s Oscar Piastri, was penalized five seconds for a first-corner incident that proved critical in the outcome of the race. The penalty, handed down by the race stewards, drew frustration from Verstappen, who believed the situation had been misjudged. Red Bull had opted not to relinquish the position to Piastri following the…
Russell Content with Fifth on Miami Grid Despite..Read More George Russell expressed satisfaction with securing fifth place on the grid for Sunday’s Miami Grand Prix, despite experiencing difficulties in single-lap pace during qualifying. The Mercedes driver admitted he struggled to find confidence in his W16, particularly with managing tyre temperatures across one flying lap, which limited his ability to match the pace of team-mate Andrea Kimi Antonelli. Antonelli, who has quickly made an impression in his debut Formula 1 season, continued to build momentum by delivering a stellar qualifying performance. The Italian teenager narrowly missed out on a front-row start,…