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Kimi Antonelli finished fourth in the Miami Grand Prix Sprint but was penalized to sixth due to track limits violations. This penalty allowed his teammate to gain points, tightening the championship race.
The championship lead never felt comfortable for Kimi Antonelli. It definitely doesnât feel comfortable right now.
Antonelli crossed the line fourth on the road in the Miami Grand Prix Sprint, only to be immediately dropped to sixth by a five-second penalty for repeat track limits infringements.
The result means Antonelli picked up three points to Russellâs five, trimming the gap between the two Mercedes drivers at the top of the standings.
Points conceded to your own teammate, in a race you physically led home ahead of him, is about as avoidable as a bad weekend gets.
The young Italian was shown the black-and-white flag on lap 12 as a final warning, then picked up his fourth track limits violation on the final lap to earn the penalty.
Antonelli had started alongside Lando Norris on the front row in second place but dropped to fourth at the start as Oscar Piastri and Charles Leclerc moved ahead after a poor start. It was familiar to the driver, as another bad start slipped him back from second on the grid before the penalty made things worse still.
After the race, Antonelli argued that his poor start wasnât down to him. âOn my side for once, I did everything right with the procedures. We need to check what happened. The grip was very low, probably lower than we expected.â
Kimi Antonelli received a five-second penalty for repeat track limits infringements, dropping him from fourth to sixth place.
The penalty allowed his teammate to gain points, reducing Antonelli's lead in the championship standings.
Antonelli was shown a black-and-white flag for a final warning on lap 12 and received his fourth violation on the final lap, leading to the penalty.

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He continued with plenty of self-criticism. âAfter that, I was really frustrated and didnât even drive well. I did a lot of mistakes and got track limits, which is something I need to avoid.
âThis weekend has been more difficult but it was expected with everyone bringing big upgrades. We just need to maximise the result and now focus on qualifying.â
McLaren and Ferrariâs upgrade packages do appear to have pulled them back into genuine contention with what was a dominant Silver Arrows operation through the opening three rounds.
Norris followed up becoming the first non-Mercedes driver to claim a pole this season by ending the teamâs perfect grand prix and sprint record in 2026.
The competitive order is no longer what it was in Japan.
Antonelliâs self-awareness here is worth noting. Attributing a poor afternoon to frustration and compounding mistakes is exactly the kind of honest self-assessment youâd want from a 19-year-old potentially fighting for a title. The danger is that Miami is already bleeding points, and Sundayâs grand prix hasnât happened yet.