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Miami Hamilton Ferrari challenge:In a season where Lewis Hamilton’s future with Ferrari looms large, the 2025 Miami Sprint was a fiery reminder that the seven-time world champion hasn’t lost an ounce of his fight. While critics have questioned his motivation in the final chapter of his Mercedes journey, Hamilton silenced doubters with a tenacious and tactical drive that screamed one message loud and clear: he’s not coasting to retirement he’s preparing for domination. Starting mid-pack on a tight, high-speed street circuit, Hamilton showcased vintage racecraft. He carved through the field with calculated aggression, pulling off decisive overtakes while maintaining tire…
Lando Norris Triumphs in Miami Sprint as McLaren Dominates… Read more Lando Norris secured a dramatic victory in the Miami Grand Prix sprint race, marking a significant moment in a season already filled with excitement. The race, initially delayed due to rain, saw several incidents and strategic gambles that reshuffled the order. Norris emerged as the winner after a timely safety car allowed him to exit the pit lane ahead of his McLaren teammate, Oscar Piastri, who finished second. Lewis Hamilton completed the podium in third, continuing his consistent performances this season. The race began with Oscar Piastri…
Breaking:Lando Norris: Biography and Formula 1… read more Lando Norris, born on November 13, 1999, in Bristol, England, is one of Formula 1’s brightest young talents. At just 24 years old, Norris has already carved a prominent place for himself in the world of motorsport, racing for McLaren and emerging as a fan favorite both on and off the track. Standing at 5 feet 7 inches (1.70 meters) and currently residing in Monaco, the British driver combines raw talent with charisma, earning him admiration from F1 enthusiasts around the globe. Norris began his Formula 1 journey in 2017 at…
Just In: Max Verstappen and Kimi CRASH in Miami GP sprint as huge penalty dis…read more The Miami Grand Prix sprint race delivered early drama as Red Bull’s Max Verstappen was involved in a controversial and potentially costly collision with Mercedes junior driver Kimi Antonelli during a chaotic pitlane moment. The incident, which has now sparked an official investigation by the FIA, has cast a spotlight on pit stop protocols and raised concerns about team execution under pressure. The flashpoint occurred during the sprint race when Verstappen, a four-time world champion and current title contender, was released from his…
Breaking news: Charles Leclerc Crashes on Formation Lap, Misses M….readmore Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc was forced to withdraw from the Miami Grand Prix sprint race after a shocking crash occurred even before the event officially began. The Monegasque driver lost control of his car during the formation lap — the pre-race circuit drivers complete to warm up their tyres — and slammed into the barriers, ending his day prematurely. Leclerc, who had qualified in sixth position for the sprint race, was running cautiously on intermediate tyres due to damp track conditions. However, he encountered severe aquaplaning, which caused him to lose…
Breaking:Miami Grand Prix Sprint Race Delayed Amid Cha… Read More The Formula 1 sprint race at the 2025 Miami Grand Prix faced significant disruption due to severe weather, prompting officials to delay the start amid treacherous track conditions that left even the most seasoned drivers struggling for control. Torrential rain drenched the Miami International Autodrome just as the race weekend’s highly anticipated sprint event was about to commence, forcing FIA officials to intervene after drivers reported alarmingly poor grip levels and limited visibility. The sprint race procedure initially got underway with the cars lining up for a formation lap…
Breaking: FIA announce late demotion for Red Bull F1 star after…read more A Difficult Weekend for Tsunoda and RB Tsunoda’s demotion to the pit lane is the latest challenge in what has been a tough weekend for the RB team. While Tsunoda has had flashes of pace throughout the 2025 season and has delivered some strong results, the Miami sprint format proved especially punishing for any slip-ups. With limited time and a condensed qualifying session, any issues—be it traffic, miscommunication, or setup problems—are heavily magnified. The team’s decision to alter the suspension settings may have been a last-ditch…
Breaking News: FIA provide strange reason behind Verstappen … Read more The Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) has provided insight into the investigation surrounding Max Verstappen’s actions during the sprint qualifying session at the Miami Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver was summoned to appear before the stewards for allegedly exceeding the maximum delta time between the two safety car lines. Although Verstappen and his team were found to be in breach of the regulations, only a reprimand was issued to the team. According to the FIA, Verstappen was accused of driving unnecessarily slowly, which prompted an investigation. However,…
Breaking:FIA Issues Red Bull Penalty Verdict Over… read more Max Verstappen found himself at the center of controversy once again during the 2025 Miami Grand Prix weekend after a contentious incident in sprint qualifying. The reigning world champion was summoned to the stewards following a clash with McLaren’s Lando Norris during SQ1. Norris, clearly frustrated, accused Verstappen of blocking him during a flying lap. However, the FIA later confirmed that Verstappen’s summons pertained to a separate issue during SQ2. According to an official FIA document, Verstappen and a Red Bull representative were called in for an alleged breach of…
Just In: FIA announce Penalty verdict for Lewis Hamilton after…read more The FIA has officially published the list of deleted lap times from the sprint qualifying session at the 2025 Miami Grand Prix. Among the drivers penalized for track limits violations was seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton, who had one of his laps scratched from the record. Hamilton, who now drives for Ferrari, was found to have exceeded track limits at Turn 17, resulting in the deletion of a lap time. Fortunately for the British driver, the deleted lap wasn’t among his quickest, so it had no impact on…