MIAMI – Proceeding within the same form he’s had all weekend, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen takes pole for the Miami Grand Prix. With a presen of one:27.241, he’s simply over a 10th sooner than Charles Leclerc who reveals himself settingup in 2nd as he did for the Dash.
Fan favourite right here in Miami, Sergio Perez, controlled to snag fourth to spherical out the primary two rows. Daniel Ricciardo will have been the debate of the paddock then the Dash, however only a few hours after, he used to be knocked out in Q1 and can in the long run get started lifeless extreme because of a three-spot grid penalty. The Racing Bulls driving force will wish to installed a quantity of labor day after today to get his automobile into the issues as he used to be lately.
Neither of the McLarens with their upgrades may climb the ladder top plethora to knock off the Pink Bulls or Ferrari, however they’re going to no less than be settingup side-by-side in 5th and 6th. Nico Hulkenberg is continuous Haas’ robust weekend with a ninth-place qualifying end, regardless that his teammate Kevin Magnussen didn’t have as a lot good fortune, sitting i’m sick in nineteenth. Plus, Magnussen’s riding – preventing with Hamilton within the Dash – that’s stuck the optic of the stewards may see extra consequences coming his approach.
Fernando Alonso has had a underneath reasonable weekend up to now that persisted in qualifying along with his teammate Lance Walk outqualifying him in eleventh in comparison to Alonso’s fifteenth. Additionally disappointing used to be Florida-native Logan Sargeant getting knocked out in Q1. Teammate Alex Albon controlled to place his Williams in 14th.
The next day’s race will whisk position at 4 p.m. ET the place we’ll see if Verstappen can end his weekend with a super document right here in Miami. Complete qualifying effects apply underneath.
- Max Verstappen (1), Pink Bull
- Charles Leclerc (16), Ferrari
- Carlos Sainz (55), Ferrari
- Sergio Perez (11), Pink Bull
- Lando Norris (4), McLaren
- Oscar Piastri (81), McLaren
- George Russell (63), Mercedes-AMG
- Lewis Hamilton (44), Mercedes-AMG
- Nico Hülkenberg, (27), Haas
- Yuki Tsunoda (22), Racing Bulls
- Lance Walk (18), Aston Martin
- Pierre Gasly (10), Alpine
- Esteban Ocon (31), Alpine
- Alexander Albon (23), Williams
- Fernando Alonso (14), Aston Martin
- Valtteri Bottas (77), Kick Sauber
- Logan Sargeant (2), Williams
- Kevin Magnussen (20), Haas
- Zhou Guanyu (24), Kick Sauber
- Daniel Ricciardo (3), Racing Bulls
