Red Bull’s Max Verstappen dominates Miami Grand Prix

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3 years ago

May 10, 2022

A stellar win from Red Bull at the Miami Grand Prix, with Max Verstappen taking first place on the podium

Max Verstappen has dominated the Miami Grand Prix on Sunday, taking the trophy home for Red Bull.

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc secured the second spot, and still holds on to the lead of the champions board, but only by 19 points.

Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz took out the third position on the podium.

Verstappen stunned fans in the United States as he claimed top position from lap nine.

“It’s a very good comeback,
I didn’t even do a [practice] start, so I didn’t know what to expect in the actual start. But we had a good launch and I saw the opportunity to go around the outside [of Sainz] in turn one, so I tried. Luckily, it worked.”
max verstappen, Red Bull f1 driver

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It was a Grand Prix like no other with a star-studded crowd flocking to the paddock.

The likes of David Beckham, Michael Jordan, and Tom Brady stopped to pose with Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton.

The Formula One season will head to Barcelona for race day on May 22.

Due to the rising popularity of Formula One, a third American track in Las Vegas will be added to the calendar.

#LFG @LewisHamilton @Jumpman23 #DB pic.twitter.com/BcLHYNviSI
— Tom Brady (@TomBrady) May 8, 2022

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Ready to change a tire if needed guys… pic.twitter.com/TAEzHxOFgY
— Tom Brady (@TomBrady) May 8, 2022

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