Miami – The young Formula 1 prodigy, Andrea Kimi Antonelli, won the Miami Grand Prix, starring in a race full of emotions, overtaking, and constant changes at the front. Antonelli surpassed Lando Norris in the final laps, demonstrating his skill on the track.
The competition, held at the Miami International Autodrome, kicked off with a dose of chaos. Charles Leclerc took the lead after Max Verstappen and Antonelli went off track at the first corner. Verstappen even spun, relegating him to the last positions.
The lead fluctuated between Leclerc, Antonelli, and Norris in the first laps. Incidents such as Isack Hadjar’s crash and the accident between Liam Lawson and Pierre Gasly forced the safety car to enter, which added more drama to the race.
After the restart, Norris positioned himself at the top, but Antonelli responded with an implacable pace, regaining the lead after the pit stops. This initiated a direct duel between both drivers for the victory.
The Italian driver maintained the lead and crossed the finish line with a three-second difference over Norris.
In the final stretch, Antonelli managed to hold his position and crossed the finish line with a three-second lead over Norris, securing his third victory in the last four races of the season.
Oscar Piastri completed the podium with an outstanding performance, while Leclerc, after a spin, dropped to sixth position.
The Argentinian Franco Colapinto finished in eighth position, achieving his best result with Alpine and demonstrating a solid performance throughout the race.
George Russell and Verstappen finished in fourth and fifth position, respectively, while Lewis Hamilton finished seventh.
The race in Miami confirmed the competitiveness of the season and the emergence of new talents on the grid.
