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The Miami Grand Prix is about to get underway and the FIA has just released the Final Starting Grid for the F1 race in Florida.
Max Verstappen, after a scintillating lap yesterday, will start on pole position, with McLaren driver, Lando Norris right beside him in P2. Andrea Kimi Antonelli capitalised on his strong form to take P3 ahead of rival Oscar Piastri in P4, with whom the start could get a bit rough following their clash together at the start of the sprint race.
George Russell will start in P5, having been beaten by his rookie italian teammate yet again in what has been a complicated weekend for the British Mercedes driver.
Carlos Sainz completed his best qualifying of the year with a P6 for today's race, ahead of teammate, Alexander Albon, in P7. For Ferrari it's been a rather complicated weekend with Charles Leclerc in a lowly P8 and Lewis Hamilton in P11.
Esteban Ocon did a great job of putting his VF-25 in P9, whilst Yuki Tsunoda couldn't do bettere than a P10 in the same car that his teammate got pole in.
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Final Starting Grid for the Miami Grand Prix
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