The final lap saw Russell make contact with Verstappen, leading to damage on his front wing. Despite this setback, Russell managed to finish ahead of Leclerc, who dropped to sixth place after hitting the wall during his spin.

Leclerc is under scrutiny for allegedly leaving the track and gaining an advantage. Meanwhile, Verstappen also faces an investigation for crossing the pit exit line during the race.

Kimi Antonelli claimed victory at the Miami Grand Prix, extending his championship lead over Russell to 20 points. This win marks Antonelli’s third consecutive grand prix victory.

The chaotic nature of the race raised numerous questions among observers. Lando Norris expressed frustration, questioning how his team could have missed winning amid the turmoil.

The stewards will investigate a slew of late-race incidents that involved not only Russell and Leclerc but also Verstappen. The outcome of these investigations remains uncertain as officials have not provided a timeline for their decisions.

As the season progresses, teams like Mercedes and Ferrari will be keenly watching how these investigations unfold, particularly as they impact their strategies moving forward. With several races ahead, all eyes will be on how drivers manage their performances amid increasing pressure.

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The Miami Grand Prix serves as the fourth race of the year and features its second Sprint event. Mercedes currently leads both the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championships, with Kimi Antonelli sitting at the top of the standings with 72 points, closely followed by George Russell with 63 points. Teams have utilized the break to refine their cars, which could alter the competitive landscape.

Amidst these developments, Toto Wolff remarked, “Miami is going to be for me also a restart,” indicating that this race might redefine strategies moving forward. The first practice session will be extended from 60 to 90 minutes due to new F1 regulations aimed at enhancing driver preparation.

As teams prepare for this pivotal weekend, notable changes include Jack Doohan’s departure from Alpine after this race, replaced by Franco Colapinto. This shift adds another layer of intrigue as teams jockey for position in the Constructors’ Championship.

Current standings:

• Mercedes: 135 points
• Ferrari: 90 points
• McLaren: 46 points
• Haas: 18 points
• Alpine: 16 points

The Miami Grand Prix in 2025 faced challenges due to heavy rain, leading to the cancellation of the F1 Academy race. This year’s event is expected to proceed without such disruptions.

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