F1 Miami GP classification live: Alonso and Sainz today, live

Carlos Sainz climbs to first position with a 1:27.937almost a tenth of Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri. Charles Leclerc He loses time in the last sector and ends up fourth.

Fernando Alonso Improve your own time and scale to the sixth place with a 1:28.4. The Asturian has half a second compared to the cut-off time.

Max Verstappen leaves no room for surprise: The Dutchman places himself at the top of the table in his first attempt thanks to his 1:28.023.

Oscar Piastri remains fifth, while Lando Norris ‘only’ can be eighth. There are five pilots (Russell, the McLarens, Alonso and Ricciardo) in just five hundredths.

Charles Leclerc takes second just 0.024 behind the Madrid driver. Czech Perez is placed third to a tenth, while Max Verstappen Now he leaves the garage.

Carlos Sainz sets the best record so far with a 1:28.159, four tenths faster than George Russell and Fernando Alonso.

First references and Nico Hulkenberg He places himself first ahead of the two Alpines and his teammate Kevin Magnussen.

Little by little, all the drivers are joining the asphalt, including Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz. The Asturian assembles a new game, while the Madrid native has a used one.

THE PIT-LANE OPENS! MIAMI GP QUALIFICATION BEGINS! THE HAAS, THE FIRST TO GET ON THE TRACK!

In less than five minutes An exciting classification begins in Miami. Can anyone take pole position from Max Verstappen?

What has decreased compared to the sprint is the wind speed, which blows with much less intensity on the main straight.

The temperature remains the same as in the sprint race. The atmosphere exceeds 29ºC and the track is close to 50ºC.

The panel of commissioners has officially investigated the first corner incident and have chosen to not sanction Lewis Hamilton.

This has been one of the four actions for which Kevin Magnussen has been sanctioned.

Those who want to avoid repeating their sprint qualifying performance at all costs are the Mercedes, that they couldn’t even get into Q3.

Less than half an hour left to start this exciting classification. In the sprint shootout There were many problems in the last round, and today they could be repeated.

Of the leading teams, only the Mercedes, Leclerc and Aston Martin have five sets of soft tires, and given the degradation in the sprint race, they could appear in the race tomorrow.

Max Verstappen has not yet achieved pole position in Miami: in 2022 he got it Charles Leclerc and last year, Czech Perez. The Dutchman could break another record today.

Lewis Hamilton was sanctioned, although not due to the action of turn 1, but due to exceeding the speed limit during the safety car period. The Briton dropped to 16th place.

Another of the protagonists of the sprint race has been Kevin Magnussen, who has received a whopping 35 second penalty divided into four sanctions. The tough work of the Dane has allowed Hulkenberg to score two points.

The importance of the qualy can be seen in the result of Carlos Sainz: the madrilenian was fifth after spending practically the entire career behind Daniel Ricciardo and the Miami circuit is not not at all conducive to overtaking.

The man from Oviedo stated after the sprint race that he had taken that appointment like some ‘training’ and that he had focused on learning things for this crucial classification.

Alonso attacked the commissioners so much, for the no sanction for Hamilton’s action that ended the aspirations of Norris and the two Aston Martins, as by the sprint format.

Fernando Alonso finished last on the short date after an incident with him Mercedes driver in the first corner, and the Asturian did not bite his tongue after the race.

The action doesn’t stop in Miami after a sprint race that ended with victory Max Verstappen although there were also other protagonists.

Good afternoon. Welcome and welcome to the Formula 1 Miami GP qualifying session, which is held today, Saturday, April 4, at the Florida city circuit.