Charles Leclerc will start the first Miami Grand Prix from pole position after doing the business when it mattered in qualifying, while Max Verstappen looking the man to beat all afternoon but fumbled when it mattered. It would have been a brave man to bet Verstappen who seemed to have the little edge, but a rare handed the momentum to Ferrari who were chasing until they took control by simply delivering solid laps. Leclerc delivered a solid lap if noa stunner, to claim the top spot start with Sainz shading him by a tenth and a bit, then Verstappen in third thanks to his first Q3 effort; this means an all Red front row for the race tomorrow, and an all Blue second row, Verstappen behind...
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