F1 LIVE: Miami Grand Prix practice updates ahead of qualifying as Lewis Hamilton looks to maintain pace
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Reigning Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen has labelled Friday’s running at the Miami Grand Prix as extremely painful, with reliability issues hampering the amount of laps he could get in around F1’s newest circuit.
Reigning Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen has labelled Friday’s running at the Miami Grand Prix as extremely painful, with reliability issues hampering the amount of laps he could get in around F1’s newest circuit.
Lewis Hamilton has bowed to pressure from Formula One’s governing body by removing his ear piercings for the Miami Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen has hit out at Red Bull after suffering from further reliability problems during practice ahead of the Miami Grand Prix. The Dutchman's car suffered hydraulics issues and rued an "extremely painful" day.
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.
George Russell has taken pole position in FP2, overtaking Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc who had previously topped the standings in the first-ever Miami Grand Prix practice session. The Mercedes driver set the fastest lap time of 1m 29.938s, to edge ahead of Championship leader Leclerc, who finished 0.106s off the pace.
Toto Wolff says Lewis Hamilton “knows pretty well” the time to retire – and it will not be this season or next.