FIA Postpones Miami Grand Prix Qualifying, Fans A...read more.

FIA Postpones Miami Grand Prix Qualifying, Fans A…read more.

The qualifying session for the 2025 Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix has been officially postponed following a chaotic sprint race on Saturday. The FIA issued the announcement after several incidents, including crashes involving Fernando Alonso and Charles Leclerc, combined with heavy rain that had already delayed the sprint’s start.

Initially set for 16:00 local time, qualifying has now been pushed to 16:15 to adjust for the disrupted schedule. This sudden change has forced teams to rethink their strategies and preparations, creating extra tension heading into the crucial session.

Saturday’s sprint race was full of unpredictable drama. A 28-minute rain delay set the tone, followed by Lando Norris claiming victory. Max Verstappen, who initially crossed the line in fourth, was later handed a 10-second penalty for an unsafe release in the pits, dropping him to 17th place. Additionally, the FIA issued further penalties to three other drivers, shaking up the final sprint results even more.

With the main race set for Sunday, May 4, at 16:00 local time, both teams and fans are now waiting anxiously for confirmation of the updated weekend schedule. So far, the FIA has not released a detailed revised timetable, leaving many wondering how the remaining sessions will unfold.

As attention turns to the Miami International Autodrome, the F1 community is bracing for an unpredictable weekend shaped by changing weather, penalties, and last-minute adjustments. Fans around the world will be watching closely to see how drivers and teams respond to the challenges ahead and whether the Miami Grand Prix can deliver another thrilling chapter in the 2025 Formula 1 season.