Miami Grand Prix

McLaren driver beat Verstappen by over seven seconds with Ferrari's Leclerc finishing third

Red Bull driver faster than Ferrari duo Leclerc and Sainz

World champion posted a best lap time of 1:28.595 despite having some handling issues

Event’s managing partner says they are having discussions after last year’s intense heat

Mercedes’ Russell not happy about being in the sun for 30 minutes before 57-lap high-speed race

World champion powers from ninth on grid to beat teammate Perez for Red Bull one-two

World champion clocks best lap time of 1:27.930 ahead of Ferrari’s Sainz on a ‘slippery’ track

Organisers have resurfaced track, hope the new material will encourage overtaking

Mercedes driver angry after he finishes sixth in Miami Grand Prix behind teammate Russell

Ferrari driver, however, says Hamilton-led team are unlikely to retain constructors’ title

World champion will look to win third race of season at inaugural Miami Grand Prix

McLaren boss believes next week’s race will be an unmatched extravaganza