Miami Grand Prix brought forward due to storm threat
The Miami Grand Prix has been moved forward by three hours due to the threat of heavy rain and thunderstorms.
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The Miami Grand Prix has been moved forward by three hours due to the threat of heavy rain and thunderstorms.
MIAMI: Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami squandered a 3-0 lead to fall 4-3 to Orlando City on Saturday and remain in search of a first win at their new Nu Stadium. Miami appeared to be on their way in Argentine superstar Messi’s 100th match with the South Florida side. But Orlando scored the final four goals to hand the Herons their second defeat of the Major League Soccer season. Messi’s brilliant strike in the 33rd minute gave the hosts a 3-0 lead, the former Barcelona star curling a left-footed shot from just outside the penalty area past Orlando goalkeeper Maxime Crepeau. Ian Fray had opened the scoring for Miami in the fourth minute and Venezuelan Telasco Segovia doubled the score in the 25th. But the team coached by Argentine Guillermo Hoyos couldn’t maintain the pace. Argentine Martin Ojeda scored Orlando’s first three goals, pulling one back in the 39th minute with a brilliant long-range strike. Ojeda repeated the formula with another shot from the edge of the box in the 68th minute. He delivered the equalizer in the 79th minute from the penalty spot, taking his tally to seven goals in 11 matches this season. Tyrese Spicer completed the spectacular comeback in second-half injury time, latching onto a long ball in behind the center backs and finishing between the legs of goalkeeper Dayne St.
MIAMI GARDENS, Florida: The President of Formula 1’s governing body said the sport would miss Max Verstappen if he follows through with his remarks about potentially retiring at the end of the season, but he added that F1 would move on if the Red Bull driver decides to walk away. “If he goes, we will miss him, but the sport will go ahead,” FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem said Saturday at the Miami Grand Prix. “So many stars come and go — and teams.
Formula 1 has moved the start time of Sunday's Miami Grand Prix forward by three hours because of forecasts of heavy thunderstorms and rain.
MIAMI: Formula One championship leader Kimi Antonelli sped to his third successive pole position on Saturday with Red Bull’s Max Verstappen joining the Mercedes youngster on the front row.
MADRID, May 2 : Jannik Sinner said the surge of adrenaline that comes with big matches had helped him push through mounting fatigue after the Italian reached his maiden Madrid final following another deep run in a packed season.
MIAMI, May 1 : Max Verstappen felt Red Bull had closed the gap to Formula One rivals at the Miami Grand Prix and he could trust his car more.
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