Catch up on all the action from sprint and qualifying day at the Miami Grand Prix with the RacingNews365 Review!
“Kevin Magnussen accepted the penalties he received during the Miami Grand Prix sprint, acknowledging they were ‘well-deserved’ following a tough battle with Lewis Hamilton. Despite running in eighth place behind his teammate Nico Hulkenberg and ahead of Hamilton, he faced 35 seconds worth of sanctions. Red Bull CEO Oliver Mintzlaff dismissed rumors of Max Verstappen leaving for Mercedes, telling Toto Wolff to ‘focus on your own problems’ amid speculations about the future of the reigning world champion. Fernando Alonso plans to discuss with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem his concerns about an alleged ‘anti-Spanish bias’ in recent stewarding decisions, particularly regarding penalties he received in recent races. Lewis Hamilton received a post-race drive-through penalty in the Miami Grand Prix sprint for speeding in the pit-lane, costing him a point, after making contact with Lance Stroll early in the race. Max Verstappen continued his strong performance by securing pole position in the Miami Grand Prix, breaking his career-best streak and setting his sights on Ayrton Senna’s record. Verstappen then converted his pole position into a sprint victory at the Miami Grand Prix, leading a dominant display ahead of Leclerc and Perez. Follow RacingNews365 on YouTube for the latest updates, race reviews, and F1 opinions.”
