Following the enthralling Emilian Romagna Grand Prix, teams made the long trip from Italy to the west of the USA with Florida hosting the inaugural Miami Grand Prix this weekend. The first day of running saw Mercedes make use of its raft of upgrades with George Russell topping the second practice session with his improved Mercedes W13. The hotly anticipated event at the Miami International Autodrome has lived up to the expectations so far, confronting the drivers with a series of challenges due to its tight confines, crests, quick changes of direction and extremely low level of grip off the racing line. While championship leader Charles Leclerc continued his impressive form in Florida, his...
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