US EditionVerstappen takes pole position for Miami Grand Prix
- Max Verstappen secured pole position on Saturday for the Miami Grand Prix with a fastest lap time of 1:26.204 at the Miami circuit.
- Verstappen’s aggressive first-sector approach helped him edge out McLaren’s Lando Norris by 0.065 seconds after Norris won the sprint race earlier that day.
- Eighteen-Year-Old Kimi Antonelli drove for Mercedes and qualified third, while seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton was eliminated in Q2 and will start 12th in his first Ferrari season.
- Verstappen expressed satisfaction with securing pole position but mentioned uncertainty about how the race will unfold, emphasizing that the cooler temperatures might be advantageous.
- Verstappen now has a chance for a third Miami win in four years, while Norris aims to build on his sprint win and reduce the points gap to teammate Oscar Piastri.
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The usual Max Verstappen, able to rise from the difficulties and place the leg when it counts. The Dutch Red Bull has won an amazing pole position in the Grand Prix of Miami, also signing the new record of the track in 1th 26th 20th 20th. A lap from the "sprint Race" perhaps, as described by the reporters, on a car that only the day before had seemed in difficulty. At his side in the front row will start Lando Norris on McLaren, winner of the Sp…
Verstappen, who received a sprint penalty, will start from pole in Miami
Reigning Formula 1 World Champion Max Verstappen and Red Bull made a critical mistake in the Miami GP sprint, but the four-time world champion then made amends in qualifying and earned pole position for the main race.
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suedtirolnews.itStabbing on pole in Miami – Sprint victory for Norris
The world champion shook off a brilliant last qualifying round on Saturday and left McLaren driver Lando Norris behind by 0.065 seconds. Kimi Antonelli will be in the Mercedes on Sunday in position three.
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Max Verstappen captures pole for Miami Grand Prix
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. -- Yet another packed house of enthusiastic fans await Formula One in South Florida as the series makes its first of three American appearances this season in Sunday's Miami Grand Prix (4 p.m. ET, ESPN). Not even…
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