Kimi Antonelli, who at 18 years old became F1’s youngest pole winner in history when he started first in Saturday’s sprint race, qualified third for Mercedes. It is the first time he qualified higher than teammate George Russell, who was fifth behind current F1 points leader Oscar Piastri of McLaren.

Sky Sports F1’s Martin Brundle and David Croft were left baffled after Max Verstappen escaped without an FIA penalty at the Miami Grand Prix. The four-time world champion was originally noted by race control when he appeared out of position on his grid box for the start of the sprint race.

Kimi Antonelli continued to star this weekend, finishing out the top three with a final flying lap that was 0.067 seconds off Verstappen’s best. The Mercedes driver put together a clean, all-green lap around the track, enough to push him ahead of Oscar Piastri in fourth.