Piastry is in trouble and the World Cup can squeeze

Output grill F1 2025 Miami GP It promises strong emotions, at least, in the beginning or strategy, and in the sprint race surprises its appearance. The moment, Max Verstappen Begins in the first place before NorisIn a new opportunity Lando To stand up to the Dutch on the first curve.

But in those first meters, we should be very careful to the second row. Oscar Piatri, the leader of the World CupIts dominant position played from the 4th Plaza de La Parrilla de Output in Championship F1 2025 Miami GP And you need a very good start and get out quickly Antonelli Hooked on the head and choose success.

As a result, Max sees the most complex. Although he does not have the best track on the track, he tries to be extensive among the walls of Miami against Orange cars.

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“This is the ideal position,” Carlos said Sainz said His sixth course for this sixth course of course after only 3 tenth of the pole is only one -tenth. He is Williams He is the leader of the middle zone and Carlos can go for good points today. Is very complicated Fernando Alonso From the 17th position to a Aston Martin He cannot do much miracles after teams have more data of their cars compared to their right ‘Qali’ sprint on Friday.

For its part, Louis HamiltonThis is in the sprint race 3, due to the better strategy of your team in mixed conditions, you have to go to the 12th of the grill Miami After your partner has fallen into Q2 Lecklerk That’s 8.

Miami GP outlet of F1 2025

1. Max Verstappen (Ned/Red Bull) 1’26.204
2. Lando Noris (GBR/McLaren) 1’26’269
3. Kimi Antonelli (Ita/Mercedes) 1’26.271
4. Oscar Piatri (As/McCrene) 1’26.375
5. George Russell (GBR/Mercedes) 1’26.385
6. Carlos Sainz (ESP/Williams) 1’26.569
7. Alexander Albon (Thai/Williams) 1’982
8. Charles Lecklerk (Mon/Ferrari) 1’754
9. Esteban OCON (/HAAS) 1’26.824
10. Yuki Sunoda (Jap/Red Bull) 1’26.943
11. Isaac Hudger (FRA/RB) 1’26.987
12. Louis Hamilton (GBR/Ferrari) 1’27.006
13. Gabriel Bortoleto (Bra/Saber) 1’27.151
14. Jack Duhan (As/Alpine) 1’27.186
15. Liam Lawson (NZL/RB) 1’27.363
16. Nico Hulkenburg (but/Saber) 1’27.473
17. Fernando Alonso (ESP/Aston Martin) 1’27.604
18. Pierre Gasley (Fra/Alpine) 1’27.710
19. Lance Stroll (Can/Aston Martin) 1’27.830
20. Oliver Berman (GBR/Has) 1’27.999

This Sunday’s formula in Florida begins from 1 race 22.00 (Spanish Peninsula) and it must be pending from heaven to see if it does not occur in the recruitment of the sprint, in which the initial procedure is to be overcome and the unexpected rains delay. The time in Miami is unpredictable and the instructions change from one moment to another. There are accidents of storm. If this is another occupation in mixed conditions, the war is exciting.