Max Verstappen has pipped Charles Leclerc to pole position for the second time this weekend for tomorrow’s Miami Grand Prix. The Dutchman looked likely to be threatened by Leclerc after the Monegas…
Max Verstappen secured pole position for the Miami Grand Prix by beating Charles Leclerc with a 0.141s difference. Verstappen managed to hold onto his first lap time to clinch the pole position in challenging conditions. Leclerc admitted Ferrari lacked ultimate pace but remains hopeful for the race. Carlos Sainz qualified third, aiming to benefit from starting on the cleaner side of the grid. Sergio Perez and Lando Norris also made their mark in the qualifying session, with Mercedes struggling and Lewis Hamilton starting 8th. Lance Stroll led Aston Martin’s disappointment, while Daniel Ricciardo faced a shock elimination in 18th place.
