'I'm not here for the show' says George Russell after Miami razzmatazz
George Russell said he is not in Formula One for the show after taking aim at the pre-race razzmatazz put on by the sport’s bosses for the Miami Grand Prix.
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Glory for Shabab Al-Ahli with 1st UAE Pro League title win
DUBAI: Elation abounded for Leonardo Jardim’s long-term leaders Shabab Al-Ahli Dubai Club when they came from behind to wrap up their first ADNOC Pro League title in fittingly determined fashion.
Max Verstappen hails ‘great win’ from ninth on grid after being booed in Miami
Max Verstappen hailed his victory at the Miami Grand Prix as “simply f****** lovely” after he beat Sergio Perez and the boo brigade to extend his world championship lead.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen dismisses boos and jeers at Miami GP - 'absolutely fine' for fans to express feelings
Max Verstappen claimed it was “absolutely fine” that some spectators at the Miami Grand Prix booed his victory. The two-time and current world champion started way back in ninth on the grid on Sunday afternoon in the United States, but was quickly up into second spot, needing fewer than 15 full laps to sit in behind his team-mate Sergio Perez. Ad With 46 laps gone, he then made his move on the Mexican and swung into the lead.
Miami Grand Prix: Mixed emotions as top 3 finishers reflect on 'calm, clean' race
Max Verstappen stole all the headlines en route to victory at the 2023 Miami Grand Prix. Starting in ninth place, the Red Bull driver had his work cut out as he clawed his way up the field.
Miami GP: Max Verstappen hails ‘great win’ from ninth on grid
Max Verstappen beat Sergio Perez and the boo brigade to extend his world championship lead.
Drivers unimpressed by F1 plans for more splashy intros
MIAMI : Formula One has decided that a big show needs a big introduction and the Miami Grand Prix opened with a bang on Sunday as drivers appeared through a line of pompom-waving cheerleaders and a 30-piece orchestra provided a musical backdrop.
Winning Red Bull wondering what happened to rivals, says Horner
MIAMI : Red Bull have never started a Formula One season so well and are wondering what happened to rivals like Ferrari and Mercedes, team boss Christian Horner said on Sunday after five wins in five races.