For the second consecutive Miami Grand Prix weekend, McLaren’s Lando Norris is the beneficiary of a timely safety car. After claiming his maiden F1 win in last year’s Miami Grand Prix due to a lucky caution, Norris won this year’s wild sprint race with another lucky break.

Kimi Antonelli took the pole position with a lap of 1.26.482, besting current world championship points leader Oscar Piastri by .045-second.

The Miami F1 race has a reputation for high ticket prices and fan controversy, so The Athletic asked 2025 attendees for their opinions