F1's return to Miami last weekend yielded a repeat result to the inaugural 2022 MiamiGrandPrix as Max Verstappen once more stood atop the podium. Here's what we learned from F1's first of three trips Stateside in 2023. ⬇️
With five successive wins at the start of the 2023 Formula 1 season, there was little to be learned in Max Verstappen’s Miami Grand Prix triumph for his Red Bull squad – bar the team nailing the tricky demands of the track’s new surface around the home of the Miami Dolphins NFL team.
Perez and Verstappen had won two races each heading to Miami, but the Dutchman's stylish victory was a mark of authorityPerez arrived in Miami riding high after his impressive Baku weekend performances, where Verstappen had looked out of sorts and rattled. The Dutchman then rather startlingly admitted to not liking street tracks in the pre-event press conference once the paddock had rocked up on the other side of the world in Miami and was punished for his early Q3 error.
With only Monaco to come back on the ground Perez prefers for the next phase of the season, this felt like a defining, momentum sapping moment in their title battle.Verstappen's 38 wins for Red Bull draw him level with Vettel's tally for the squad, which will soon surely be surpassedVerstappen became F1 and Red Bull’s youngest race winner with his stunning victory on team debut at the 2016 Spanish GP.
His race performance actually wasn’t as bad as it appeared on the surface given he was battling a bizarrely shifting oversteer-then-understeer balance and an apparent wind weakness in the SF-23. But even though he caught and passed Pierre Gasly’s Alpine late on, he still got mired battling Kevin Magnussen’s Haas and was beaten by Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes, which had started six spots back albeit on the stronger strategy.
Belgique Dernières Nouvelles, Belgique Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
Miami Grand Prix Driver Ratings 2023A headline-grabbing drive from ninth to first aside, impressive performances in Formula 1's second Miami Grand Prix were in plentiful supply. Here's how we rated them.
Lire la suite »
'Intermediate-like' track conditions has F1 drivers concerned over the rest of Miami Grand PrixFormulaNerds.com — Latest News — Many Formula 1 drivers believes the resurfaced Miami Grand Prix track offers no grip. Red Bull's Sergio Perez goes as far to say that the track was equivalent to running on intermediate tyres.
Lire la suite »
7 questions that will decide the winners of the Miami Grand PrixAfter qualifying, seven different teams are slated to start in the top 10 in Miami. Mix in the forecast of rain, and Sunday’s Grand Prix could be a thriller. LukeSmithF1 and mwc13_3 have questions that could decide the race winners:
Lire la suite »
Sergio Perez summoned to stewards following Miami Grand Prix podium finishSergio Perez is off to see the stewards after finishing second in Miami, although he's not likely to be too worried about losing his podium.
Lire la suite »
Race: Max Verstappen takes victory in battle of the Red Bulls in Miami GPMax Verstappen passed Sergio Perez to take victory in the Miami Grand Prix, moving up from ninth on the grid to win his third race of 2023.
Lire la suite »
Miami GP conclusions: Verstappen reasserts Red Bull dominance, Leclerc approachThat's five from five for Red Bull with no signs of Miami of competition arriving any time soon... F1 Verstappen RedBull Formula1
Lire la suite »