Summary

  • Oscar Piastri wins from Lando Norris

  • Both McLaren drivers overtake Max Verstappen

  • Russell third, Verstappen fourth, Albon fifth

  • Ferrari drivers complain about team orders over radio

  • Piastri extends lead in drivers' championship to 16 points

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Live Reporting

Lorraine McKenna

  1. Quite amazing we didn't see one drop of rain in that race. Oscar Piastri gives his girlfriend Lily a big hug and then McLaren CEO Zak Brown a firm handshake. Brown calls Lando Norris over for a photo. That'll be up on social media in a few minutes, I bet.

  2. 'Pretty much a faultless performance by Piastri'

    Damon Hill
    1996 world champion on BBC Radio 5 Live in Miami

    Lando Norris did a very fine job of closing the gap to Oscar Piastri and getting ahead of Max Verstappen finally as well and also putting some pressure on his team-mate.

    Piastri had it under control by the looks of things the whole way, it was a pretty much faultless performance.

  3. Sainz and Hamilton battle at the end

    Steady on. Carlos Sainz decides to attempt the jump on Lewis Hamilton for eighth place. The two are battling and get too close for comfort heading towards the chequered flag. Hamilton stays in eighth and Sainz has to stay put in ninth.

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    Jeremiah Kariuki: Quite an incredible drive, a dominant one by Piastri. He is showing he is a real Championship contender. Congratulations for taking the win in Miami.

  5. chequered flag

    Chequered flag

    Oscar Piastri wins the Miami Grand Prix ahead of McLaren team-mate Lando Norris!

    George Russell grabs the final podium place in third, Max Verstappen finishes fourth and Alex Albon takes fifth place for Williams.

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  6. Damon Hill
    1996 world champion on BBC Radio 5 Live in Miami

    The sun comes out as Oscar Piastri gets close to the chequered flag, it will be an incredibly well-earned victory for him.

  7. Final lap

    Lap 57/57

    The chequered flag is within sight now and championship leader Oscar Piastri is on for another victory in 2025. Only a few more turns for the Australian to navigate and then he can party on South Beach tonight...

  8. 'It looks like the job is done'

    Damon Hill
    1996 world champion on BBC Radio 5 Live in Miami

    I don't want to put cold water on this race but it's still a four-second gap between Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris. It looks like the job is done, Piastri has done a fantastic job at the front.

  9. Lap 56/57

    Oscar Piastri is heading for his fourth win of the season, with team-mate Lando Norris joining him on the podium. It's been a dominant display by McLaren and their advantage over George Russell in third is a whopping 36 seconds.

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    Sho: It's been another abysmal race for Ferrari

    Rob Hill: Ferrari are incompetent. Utterly, hopelessly incompetent.

  11. Jennie Gow
    F1 pit-lane reporter in Miami

    Liam Lawson had too much damage when he sustained that crash with Jack Doohan so both of them are out.

  12. Lap 55/57

    Yuki Tsunoda is carrying a five-second time penalty for speeding in the pit lane but luckily for him, he's currently just over five seconds ahead of the Racing Bulls of Isack Hadjar in 11th, so he'll stay in that final points positions.

  13. 'Going to be a fun Ferrari debrief'

    Damon Hill
    1996 world champion on BBC Radio 5 Live in Miami

    I don't think Ferrari completely realise what they've got with Lewis Hamilton but this is going to be a fun debrief at Ferrari after the race.

  14. Lap 54/57

    The Miami debrief is going to be a long one at Ferrari. Both drivers sound pretty fed up with how things have played out today, so it'll be interesting to hear the different perspectives.

  15. Team radio - Hamilton

    Engineer: "Sainz 1.4 behind."

    Hamilton: "You want me to let him past as well?

  16. Damon Hill
    1996 world champion on BBC Radio 5 Live in Miami

    I think Lewis Hamilton will realise he's not making any headway there.

  17. Lap 53/57

    This has all become very confusing at Ferrari. The switch is finally made and Charles Leclerc takes off to try and catch Kimi Antonelli. Lewis Hamilton is then told the whereabouts of Carlos Sainz in ninth. "Do you want me to let him past as well?" says the seven-time world champion.

  18. Team radio - Leclerc

    Leclerc: "Are we coming back on Antonelli?"

    Engineer: "We are, but quite slowly, how much faster could you go in free air?"

    Leclerc: "I have no idea, I am now overheating."

  19. Lap 52/57

    Charles Leclerc is questioning if Ferrari are getting closer to Kimi Antonelli. "Slowly," comes the reply. It looks like the Italian team are going to swap Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton once again and give the Monegasque driver a chance at attacking the Mercedes.

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  20. Harry Benjamin
    BBC F1 Commentator in Miami

    Oscar Piastri is feeling the heat in Miami, he's trying to cruise himself to victory.