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Oscar Piastri: McLaren has pace to ‘unlock’ in Miami after missing F1 Sprint pole
Oscar Piastri rued a lock-up that cost him pole position for the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix Sprint race, but he remains confident McLaren is in the “fight”. The championship leader missed out on a third Sprint pole of his career as Mercedes rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli beat Piastri’s time by 0.045 seconds.
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McLaren Won't Impose Team Orders As Piastri And Norris Battle For F1 TitleJust five races into the Formula 1 season, a compelling championship battle is unfolding within the McLaren Racing team, with ...
Kimi Antonelli won pole position for the Miami Grand Prix Sprint race, becoming the youngest pole sitter in any race format ...
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Kimi Antonelli became the youngest pole-winner of any Formula 1 event in history when the 18-year-old Mercedes driver won the ...
The world's best drivers head to Miami for round 6 of the Formula One season, with McLaren holding a dominant position in the team standings. They are 77 points ...
Mercedes' Italian rookie Kimi Antonelli became Formula One's youngest polesitter in any format after a mighty final lap in ...
It’s McLaren vs. everyone else in Miami. Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri are each at +150 at BetMGM to win Sunday’s race (4 ...
With FP1 done, now we look to the four remaining -revelant- sessions of the F1 Miami Grand Prix weekend, with Sprint ...
Red Bull has commenced its incremental upgrade push to try and close the gap with the leading McLaren cars, starting with a ...
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