03/05/2025 01:45
Daniel Ricciardo is returning to motorsport, with the Australian's
premium lifestyle brand Enchanté teaming up with Racing Bulls'
academy programme. The partnership will see the eight-time grand
prix winner's company logo adorn the F1 Academy car of Rafaela
Ferreira, starting at the Miami Grand Prix this weekend. READ MORE:
Daniel Ricciardo joins forces with F1 team after striking new deal
2025 F1 Miami Grand Prix - Sprint Qualifying results Kimi Antonelli
will start on pole position for the F1 Sprint in Miami - the
youngest ever driver to start P1 in any F1 format. Antonelli
out-qualified Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris by a tenth, and
team-mate George Russell by 0.309s with Max Verstappen fourth.
READ MORE: 2025 F1 Miami Grand Prix - Sprint Qualifying results Max
Verstappen has become a father Max Verstappen has become a father
for the first time after partner Kelly Piquet gave birth to a
daughter, named Lily. The Dutchman missed his media duties ahead of
the Miami Grand Prix, staying at home in Monaco until Thursday
afternoon European time. READ MORE: Max Verstappen has become a
father Lando Norris clears up controversy over legality of Miami
disco ball helmet Lando Norris unveiling a mirror ball-design crash
helmet for the Miami Grand Prix sparked concerns about whether or
not he was allowed to race with it. With the special edition lid
made with the stones from a disco ball, fans online highlighted
some of the pit falls of the helmet, including added weight and
safety issues. READ MORE: Lando Norris clears up controversy over
legality of Miami disco ball helmet Christian Horner issues F1 2026
engine warning: 'It's going to be brutal' Christian Horner has
issued a fresh call for changes to be made to next year's F1 power
unit amid concerns over battery deployment. As part of the
regulation overhaul planned for 2026, the power unit output is set
to have an equal split between the battery and the internal
combustion engine - a significant increase from the current build.
READ MORE: Christian Horner issues F1 2026 engine warning: 'It's
going to be brutal' F1 sets record with new contract The Miami
Grand Prix will remain on the F1 calendar until at least 2041,
after the two parties reached terms for an extension on its
existing agreement. Already due to run until 2031, the race in
Florida has seen an extra 10 years added to that deal. It first
debuted on the F1 schedule in 2022. READ MORE: F1 sets record with
new contract
