F1 Miami Grand Prix: What is the starting grid for today’s race?

Miami, Florida – The days of accumulation here in the Hard Rock Stadium led to this: the starting network for the Formula 1 Miami Prize.

Despite all the upcoming diagnoses per week, Max Verstapen again will be in P1 when the lights later start the day.

Red Bull driver, who arrived late in Miami after he and his partner Kelly Picky celebrated their daughter’s birth, in all the tenth that he needed in the third quarter on Saturday to take a position in front of McCaren Lando Norris. Beginning with the two friends and competitors, a young Mercedes -apparent Kimi Antonelle – who qualified to reach third place after his occupation of the F1 Sprint race earlier in the week – and the current driver’s leader Oscari Piastri.

The Williams duo qualified for Alexander Albon and Carlos Sinz Junior in the top ten, and the entire team was swallowed on Saturday afternoon. SAINZ was particularly pleased at the speed he saw from FW47, with a highlight of how in his sixth race with the team was just “three tenths” from the pole site.

The mood is somewhat different in Ferrari, where Lewis Hamilton and Charles Licerrick are still trying to find the pace they need to fight at the forefront.

At the back of the network, Pierre Gazley is scheduled to start from Pit Lane. Gasly qualified in P18, but the team made changes in the A525 overnight, which requires the beginning of Pit Lane.

Here is the start network for the Miami Grand Prix today. To learn more about today’s race, we covered it Strategy options hereAnd our full race center It can be found here.