GP Miami, here we go! The starting grid

The starting grid of the Miami Grand Prix opens, in an incredible way, with the Red Bull of Sergio Perez who will start in front of Fernando Alonso's Aston Martin. For both riders, the start will be decisive: Perez dreams of winning the second race in a row (the third if we consider the Baku Sprint), which would also mean first place in the drivers' standings. Alonso on the other hand knows that, with an excellent sprint, he could really reach that famous 33 that his Aston, with the race pace it has, can easily give him. He will try to crash Carlos party Sainz, who starts in third position with his Ferrari, with Kevin Magnussen's super Haas next to it.

Goal comeback

Leclerc's mistake, arrived in the last attempt of Q3, weighs a lot. You can see it on the starting grid, with Gasly opening the third row, next to George Russell. The performance of the British driver will need to be monitored, considering a Mercedes that has really struggled too much for now. Seventh position for Leclerc which, as reported earlier, pays for the error on the last attempt of the qualifications. A contact with the wall, that of the Monegasque, which costs dearly even to Max Verstappen who, lacking time, will in fact start from ninth position. To separate the two talents, there is Esteban Ocon's Alpine eighth. Bottas' Alfa Romeo closes the top ten.

Lewis, what are you doing there?

Within the the eleventh position a great Alexander Albon. The pilot of Williams continues to offer excellent qualifying and tomorrow Nico will start alongside Hulkenberg. On the other hand, it is surprising to see in thirteenth place Lewis Hamilton. Yesterday the seven times world champion never had the feeling with the car. A result that weighs heavily, with Hamilton called for a great comeback to at least hit the points zone. Fourteenth square instead for Guanyu Zhou.

Real disaster

In the rear, we now find the AlphaTauri as always fifteenth with Nyck de Vries. The Dutchman will start with the next to him, disappointing to say the least, McLaren by Lando Norris. Behind them, Yuki Tsunoda and Lance Stroll. The other McLaren closes the standings, that of Piastri, and Logan Sargeant's Williams.

It is all ready

The atmosphere and the desire to see a super race rise more and more! Watch out too to the risk of rain which, according to forecasts, seems to arrive during the GP. Appointment, therefore, not to be missed at 21.30. It will certainly be fun.

GP Miami, the starting grid