McLaren Formula 1 boss Andrea Stella believes Kevin Magnussen’s driving in the Miami Grand Prix sprint race merited a ban, not individual time penalties, while the stewards have indicated F1's penalty approach may have to change
Formula 1 points leader Max Verstappen took his first Miami Grand Prix pole position by seeing off a challenge from Charles Leclerc in qualifying on Saturday
Kevin Magnussen might be right to feel unease over his tactics in his Miami GP sprint duel with Lewis Hamilton. Further consequences might even be coming. But the real embarrassment belongs to F1 and its officiating
Max Verstappen took an expected victory in Formula 1's Miami GP sprint, but it was a very eventful race - with multiple protagonists and a safety car appearance
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Adrian Newey has been heavily linked with a Ferrari move in the wake of his impending Red Bull exit - but Williams wants to make a return there a realistic alternative. And there is more merit to it than you might think
Lando Norris in the heavily-upgraded McLaren in Miami Grand Prix sprint qualifying: P1 in SQ1. P1 in SQ2. P9 when it mattered in SQ3. Why?
A Red Bull - Ferrari - Red Bull top three on a Formula 1 grid may feel routine at a glance but Miami Grand Prix sprint qualifying contained plenty of oddities and some significant over and underperformers
Max Verstappen took pole for Formula 1’s Miami Grand Prix sprint race as the upgraded McLaren’s early qualifying promise burned bright but faded badly by SQ3
Williams potentially replacing Logan Sargeant with Mercedes protege Kimi Antonelli during the 2024 Formula 1 season is a growing and credible rumour
