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Antonelli takes Miami pole from Verstappen
TL;DR
Kimi Antonelli secured pole position for the Miami Grand Prix, outperforming Max Verstappen by 0.166 seconds. This marks Antonelli's third pole in four races this season, while his teammate George Russell qualified fifth.
Key points
- Kimi Antonelli took pole position for the Miami Grand Prix
- Antonelli is the youngest driver to lead the F1 world championship
- This is Antonelli's third pole in four races this season
- Max Verstappen qualified second, 0.166 seconds behind
- George Russell qualified fifth, 0.399 seconds adrift
Kimi AntonelliMax VerstappenMercedesRed Bull
Kimi Antonelli, 19, is the youngest driver to lead the F1 world championship [Reuters]
Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli bounced back from a difficult sprint race to take pole position for the Miami Grand Prix.
It was the Italian's third pole in four grands prix this season and his team-mate and title rival George Russell was down in fifth place, 0.399 seconds adrift.
Max Verstappen took second, 0.166secs from Antonelli, after a remarkable turnaround in form for his Red Bull team following upgrades to their car.
McLaren's Lando Norris, who dominated the sprint earlier on Saturday, was fourth, behind Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, whose team-mate Lewis Hamilton was sixth, ahead of McLaren's Oscar Piastri.
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Q&A
How did Kimi Antonelli perform in the Miami Grand Prix qualifying?
Kimi Antonelli took pole position in the Miami Grand Prix qualifying, marking his third pole in four races this season.
What was the qualifying result for Max Verstappen in Miami?
Max Verstappen qualified second in Miami, finishing 0.166 seconds behind Kimi Antonelli.