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Miami Grand Prix

Started 65 days, 13 hours, 34 minutes ago

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Date & Time
Sun 3rd May 2026 1:00pm Local
Sun 3rd May 2026 5:00pm UTC

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League
Formula 1

Season
2026

Round
Round 4

Status
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The 2026 Miami Grand Prix (officially known as the Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix 2026) was a Formula One motor race that was held on May 3, 2026, at the Miami International Autodrome in Miami Gardens, Florida, United States. It was the fourth round of the 2026 Formula One World Championship and the second of six Grands Prix in the season to utilise the sprint format.

Lando Norris (McLaren) converted pole position for the sprint event to a victory ahead of teammate Oscar Piastri and Charles Leclerc (Ferrari). Kimi Antonelli (Mercedes) then converted pole position for the Grand Prix to a win. The McLarens of Norris and Piastri completed the podium, making McLaren's second podium of the 2026 season and first double podium.

The event was held at the Miami International Autodrome in Miami Gardens, Florida, for the fifth time in the circuit's history, across the weekend of May 1–3. The Grand Prix was the fourth round of the 2026 Formula One World Championship and the fifth running of the Miami Grand Prix. It was also the second of six Grands Prix in the season to utilize the sprint format and the third time overall that the Miami Grand Prix has featured it.

The Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix, which were scheduled to immediately precede the Miami Grand Prix, were cancelled due to the Iran war. The resulting break in the season was used to introduce changes to the technical regulations, mainly involving the power unit.

Championship standings before the race
Mercedes's Kimi Antonelli, who won the previous round in Suzuka, entered the round as the leader of the Drivers' Championship. With 72 points, Antonelli led his teammate George Russell by nine points, and third-placed Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) by a further fourteen. Mercedes entered the round as the leader of the Constructors' Championship with 135 points. They led Ferrari by 45 points, and third-placed McLaren by a further 45 points.
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Transparent Spacer01 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Andrea Kimi Antonelli Team Badge icon Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team1:33:19.273
Transparent Spacer02 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Lando Norris Team Badge icon McLaren Formula 1 Team+3.264s
Transparent Spacer03 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Oscar Piastri Team Badge icon McLaren Formula 1 Team+27.092s
Transparent Spacer04 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon George Russell Team Badge icon Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team+43.051s
Transparent Spacer05 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Max Verstappen Team Badge icon Oracle Red Bull Racing+43.949s
Transparent Spacer06 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Lewis Hamilton Team Badge icon Scuderia Ferrari HP+53.753s
Transparent Spacer07 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Franco Colapinto Team Badge icon BWT Alpine Formula One Team+61.871s
Transparent Spacer08 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Charles Leclerc Team Badge icon Scuderia Ferrari HP+64.245s
Transparent Spacer09 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Carlos Sainz Jr Team Badge icon Williams Racing+82.072s
Transparent Spacer10 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Alexander Albon Team Badge icon Williams Racing+90.972s
Transparent Spacer11 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Oliver Bearman Team Badge icon MoneyGram Haas F1 Team+1 lap
Transparent Spacer12 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Gabriel Bortoleto Team Badge icon Audi Revolut F1 Team+1 lap
Transparent Spacer13 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Esteban Ocon Team Badge icon MoneyGram Haas F1 Team+1 lap
Transparent Spacer14 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Arvid Lindblad Team Badge icon Visa Cash App Racing Bulls Formula One Team+1 lap
Transparent Spacer15 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Fernando Alonso Team Badge icon Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team+1 lap
Transparent Spacer16 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Sergio Perez Team Badge icon Cadillac Formula 1 Team+1 lap
Transparent Spacer17 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Lance Stroll Team Badge icon Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team+1 lap
Transparent Spacer18 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Valtteri Bottas Team Badge icon Cadillac Formula 1 Team+2 laps


Result Description
The race began after the start time had been moved forward by three hours because of the threat of heavy rainstorms later in the afternoon. Although rain had fallen earlier on Sunday, the track was dry by the time the race began, with all drivers starting on medium tyres except Isack Hadjar, who started from the pit lane on hard tyres after being disqualified from qualifying and then having his car modified under parc fermé conditions.

At the start, polesitter Kimi Antonelli was challenged on both sides by Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc. Antonelli locked up into the first corner, while Verstappen also locked up, made contact with Leclerc and spun, dropping down the order. Leclerc emerged in the lead, ahead of Antonelli and the two McLaren drivers, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. Further back, Lewis Hamilton and Franco Colapinto made contact at turn 11, which left debris on the track and damaged Hamilton's Ferrari; the stewards investigated the incident but took no further action.

The lead changed hands repeatedly in the opening laps. George Russell passed Piastri for fourth by lap 3, while Verstappen began recovering from his spin. Antonelli overtook Leclerc for the lead at turn 17 on lap 4, but Leclerc repassed him on the following lap. Norris then moved past Antonelli for second, before the race was neutralised by two separate incidents. Hadjar hit the wall at the turn 14 chicane and retired, while Pierre Gasly crashed after contact with Liam Lawson, whose Racing Bulls went into anti-stall while he was attempting to pass the Alpine. Gasly's car was pitched into the barriers, bringing out the safety car. Lawson returned to the pits and retired, while Nico Hülkenberg also retired his Audi during the same period. Verstappen pitted under the safety car for hard tyres, falling to sixteenth place but moving onto a strategy that would take him to the end of the race. The safety car period ended on lap 11, with Leclerc retaining the lead at the restart. Piastri overtook Russell for fourth shortly after the restart, while the lead battle intensified. Norris passed Leclerc for the lead, leaving the Ferrari driver to defend from Antonelli. Antonelli and Leclerc exchanged second place before Antonelli finally moved ahead, while Verstappen recovered to eleventh but was noted by the stewards for crossing the pit exit line after his safety-car stop.

By the middle phase of the race, Norris had opened a lead of more than two seconds over Antonelli, while Leclerc and Piastri ran behind them. Russell was the first of the front-runners to pit, switching to hard tyres on lap 21 and rejoining in twelfth. Ferrari responded by stopping Leclerc shortly afterwards, but a slow 3.7-second stop dropped him behind Russell. Leclerc questioned the timing of the stop over team radio, as light rain began to be reported at parts of the circuit but did not become heavy enough to require intermediate tyres. Antonelli pitted on lap 27, rejoining on hard tyres behind Verstappen and Hamilton. Norris stopped one lap later and emerged just behind Antonelli, allowing Mercedes to undercut McLaren for the effective race lead. Piastri stayed out briefly and led before making his own stop, after which Verstappen inherited the lead on older hard tyres. Antonelli passed Verstappen on lap 29, with Norris following him through shortly afterwards. The pit sequence left Antonelli ahead of Norris, while Verstappen continued on his long hard-tyre stint ahead of the recovering Leclerc, Piastri and Russell. Norris then closed back onto Antonelli during the second stint. Antonelli reported a possible gearbox issue and later complained about his rear tyres, while Norris reduced the gap to under one second. Behind them, Piastri and Russell battled over position before the McLaren driver moved ahead, while Leclerc recovered from his slow pit stop and began closing on Verstappen. By lap 40, Antonelli led Norris by less than a second, with Verstappen several seconds further back in third on much older tyres.

In the closing stages, Verstappen's tyre disadvantage left him vulnerable. Leclerc caught him and passed for third on lap 47, while Piastri overtook Verstappen on the following lap. Piastri then closed on Leclerc and passed him for the final podium position late in the race. Russell also caught Verstappen, and the two made minor contact while fighting for position, leaving Russell with front-wing damage. Leclerc then spun on the final lap and hit the wall, damaging his Ferrari. Although he continued, the damage forced him off track several times, and he was passed by Russell and Verstappen in the final corners. Antonelli held off Norris to win by 3.264 seconds, taking his third consecutive Grand Prix victory and extending his championship lead. Norris finished second, while Piastri completed the podium for McLaren after his late pass on Leclerc. Russell finished fourth on the road ahead of Verstappen, Hamilton and Colapinto, with Leclerc sixth on track before post-race penalties changed the final classification. Antonelli became the third driver, after Damon Hill and Mika Häkkinen, to take the first three Grand Prix victories of his Formula One career in consecutive races.

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