Breaking News:Lando Norris SWEARS at Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton Demands a T…read more
Lando Norris SWEARS at Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton Demands a T…read more
The 2025 Miami Grand Prix was packed with drama both on and off the track. From heated radio exchanges to a dominant McLaren performance, here are five moments you may have missed:
1. Lando Norris Blasts Verstappen Over Early Contact
Tensions flared on lap one as Lando Norris and Max Verstappen made contact going into Turn 1. Norris, clearly furious, shouted over team radio in frustration, reportedly swearing at the Red Bull driver. The clash didn’t derail his race entirely, as he recovered to finish second behind teammate Oscar Piastri.
2. Hamilton Tells Ferrari to “Take a Tea Break”
Frustrated with Ferrari’s sluggish strategy calls, Lewis Hamilton couldn’t hide his irritation. When his race engineer hesitated on issuing team orders to let him pass Charles Leclerc, Hamilton sarcastically quipped over the radio, “Have a tea break while you’re at it.” The comment has since gone viral, highlighting growing tension inside the Ferrari camp.
3. Piastri Seals a Hat-Trick
McLaren’s Oscar Piastri continued his incredible form by claiming his third straight win of the season. Starting from P4, the Australian drove a flawless race, capitalizing on team strategy and clean air to take the top step on the podium once again—cementing his lead in the Drivers’ Championship.
4. Ferrari’s Strategy in the Spotlight Again
Despite a strong qualifying, Ferrari found themselves under fire once more for indecisive team orders and unclear pit calls. Hamilton and Leclerc both questioned the strategy mid-race, leading to lost time and further internal frustrations. Critics argue the team’s inability to manage its drivers could cost them the title race.
5. Rookie Doohan Crashes Out Early
Jack Doohan’s Miami GP debut ended in heartbreak as he spun into the barriers just a few laps into the race. The crash has added pressure to the rookie’s seat at Alpine, with rumors swirling that Franco Colapinto may be in line to replace him should results not improve.
From fierce on-track rivalries to rising stars, the Miami GP delivered a weekend to remember. All eyes now turn to Imola for the next chapter in the 2025 Formula 1 season.
