Team by team analysis of Sunday's inaugural Miami Formula One Grand Prix (listed in current championship order):
Leclerc started on pole, with Sainz alongside in Ferrari's first front row lockout since Mexico 2019. Sainz was passed by Verstappen into the first corner and the Dutch driver then took Leclerc on lap nine. A late safety car allowed Leclerc to close the gap but Verstappen held on to win and cut Leclerc's lead to 19 points from 27. Ferrari are six points clear in the constructors' standings.
An eventful race for the Alpine pair, with Ocon starting last after a crash in practice ruled him out of qualifying. Alonso gained four places at the start and crossed the line eighth but dropped to 11th due to a post-race five second penalty for causing a collision with Gasly. The Spaniard recognised he was at fault for the incident.Gasly's car was damaged in a collision with Alonso and then terminally when he and Norris made contact as the AlphaTauri was heading back to the pits.
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