Miami Formula 1 Sprint classification live: Alonso and Sainz today, live

It is important to remember that the sprint format has changed compared to last year. Today is celebrated ‘sprint shootout’,

and tomorrow will be day sprint race (18:00 peninsula time) and at night, Grand Prix classification (22:00 Peninsula time).

Both McLaren and other teams that have undergone evolution, such as Mercedes cover,

They barely managed to test the new parts during just one hour and it is your choice to carry the new parcel in weekend for sprint.

Another big unknown of the weekend is the team McLaren. The people of Woking have a radical evolutionary package, right down to a dozen updates on their MCL38s, although they barely had time to test them.

Monaco spun in turn 16 the first moments of the session, and despite his attempts to get the Ferrari right again, he finally had to get off the SF-24. “16” drove just five minutes to Miami.

In its turn, Carlos Sainz was third just over a tenth of Verstappen’s time, while Charles Leclerc He had a much worse session.

Fernando Alonso finished 19th and second to last. as the Spaniard decided to save the tires for the end of the weekend and did not use soft tyres.

Max Verstappen held a meeting at which Carlos Sainzand Lance Stroll They were among the best, but the three-time world champion definitely did not have peaceful training.

First relevant quote in Miami, and he does this after some free training, which did not resolve all doubts.

Good night. Welcome to the live broadcast qualifying for the Miami GP sprint race Formula 1, which will take place today, Friday, April 3, at the Florida city track.