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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.
Red Bull's Sergio Perez lapped fastest in final practice for the inaugural Miami Formula One Grand Prix on Saturday as Alpine's Esteban Ocon crashed heavily and took a trip to the medical centre.
Max Verstappen missed out on top spot in final practice when he spun his Red Bull on a blistering lap of the new Miami International Autodrome.
MIAMI : Red Bull's Sergio Perez lapped fastest in final practice for the inaugural Miami Formula One Grand Prix on Saturday as Alpine's Esteban Ocon crashed heavily and took a trip to the medical centre.
George Russell confirmed Mercedes recovery from their early-season problems when he topped the times in Friday's second free practice for this weekend's inaugural Miami Grand Prix. Making the most of reliability problems for world champion Max Verstappen and the Red Bull team, the 24-year-old Briton clocked a best lap in one minute and 29.938 seconds to outpace championship leader Charles Leclerc of Ferrari by 0.106.
There were two red flags that held up proceedings – Carlos Sainz crashing in the early stages and Nicholas Latifi stopping late-on without drive on his Williams.