The Alpine F1 Team had an unsettled end to the inaugural Miami Grand Prix, with the team scrambling to try to keep Fernando Alonso in a points position. The Spaniard had been running in eighth place but was awarded a five-second time penalty for a late move on Pierre Gasly at Turn 1. Alonso's audacious dive on the AlphaTauri driver saw the pair collide, with Gasly later on the same lap running wide at Turn 7 as a result of damage to his AT03. Gasly rejoined the circuit unaware that Lando Norris was alongside on the racing-line, and hit the rear-right tyre of the McLaren driver. The wheel instantly detached from Norris' McLaren, sending the British driver spinning on the exit of the corner....
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