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Sergio Perez wrestled back the momentum for Red Bull heading into the first-ever Miami GP qualifying by topping final practice ahead of title rivals Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen, as Mercedes dropped off the pace.
Red Bull da un toque a Ferrari después de un último entrenamiento que refleja la superioridad del RB18 sobre el asfalto de Miami: manda Pérez con casi dos décimas sobre Leclerc, y eso que la vuelta perfecta de Verstappen por poco acaba contra los muros. El neerlandés, tercero a tres décimas, salvó un accidente casi seguro cuando se iba a dar de bruces contra un toro de la bebida energética que le patrocina. Fue capaz de parar el coche y evitar un drama para sus mecánicos. Con todo, las rectas de Miami Gardens hacen grande al monoplaza de Milton Keynes y por ahora minimizan al Ferrari. Los tiempos de Sainz de momento no están a la altura de los mejores, el madrileño fue séptimo a ocho décimas del mexicano. Hay que esperar a la clasificación.
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MADRID — After beating Rafael Nadal on Friday, Spanish teenager Carlos Alcaraz did it again with an upset of world No. 1 Novak Djokovic at the Madrid Open on Saturday.
MADRID (AP) — Rafael Nadal one day. Novak Djokovic the other.
Carlos Alcaraz produced another sensational display as he came from a set down to stun world No.1 Novak Djokovic and book a place in the Madrid Open final. The 19-year-old became the first ever player to beat both Djokovic and Rafael Nadal at the same event on clay as he ousted the top seed 7-6(5) 5-7 6-7(5) after an enthralling three hours and 35 minutes inside the Manolo Santana Stadium.
Mercedes hoping for a better weekend in Miami
Christian Horner believes it is more important for Formula 1 to have an American driver on the grid than a second American team.