Thirteenth, but with the fastest lap of the race, doesn't begin to tell the story of Oscar Piastri's Miami Grand Prix. A strong start followed by a great move on Carlos Sainz in the aftermath of the Sergio Perez incident in Turn 1, saw Piastri settle in behind Charles Leclerc in third as they pursued race leader Max Verstappen. Just a couple of laps later the Australian youngster nailed the second Ferrari to claim second, a podium finish surely on the cards. However, the timing of the Safety Car and the subsequent over enthusiasm of Sainz saw Piastri drop to last, the Australian valiantly fighting back to finish 13th. 'Definitely a lot of positives to come from today,' he insisted. 'For...
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