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

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  1. Lap 51/57

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

    Lando Norris has cracked it, he's nibbling again and incrementally every sector he goes through he's finding a tenth or less than a tenth of a second.

  2. Lap 50/57

    Yuki Tsunoda is carrying a time penalty he picked up early in this race, so Isack Hadjar in 11th is trying to inch closer to the Red Bull man so he take advantage of his drop and swipe that final points spot.

  3. 'Alarm bells ringing for Piastri'

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

    Alarm bells will be ringing a little bit for Oscar Piastri because Lando Norris has gained on him quite a lot in only a few laps, he's sniffing perhaps the opportunity to be on his team-mate's gearbox.

  4. Lap 49/57

    Lewi Hamilton is trying to catch the Mercedes of Kimi Antonelli but the Mercedes youngster isn't giving this sixth place up easily. The two Ferraris can only watch for now as the Italian stays ahead.

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    Steve: Hamilton and Leclerc was always a risk, neither sees themselves as number 2.

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

    We're watching this race between the Ferraris and they are closing on Kimi Antonelli but I don't think Charles Leclerc should really have any complaints because Lewis Hamilton, if anything, is dragging him towards Antonelli.

  7. Lap 48/57

    Lando Norris is taking a few bites out of Oscar Piastri's lead as the gap between the McLaren pair is now 4.1seconds.

  8. Lap 47/57

    The tyres are becoming a concern for Charles Leclerc as he sits in eighth place behind his seven-time world champion team-mate Lewis Hamilton. He wants Hamilton to either quicken up or shift out the way.

  9. Lap 46/57

    Charles Leclerc is sticking with Lewis Hamilton like glue, so we could see a potential switch of the two Ferraris once again if they get close to the Mercedes of Kimi Antonelli.

  10. 'Piastri managing brilliantly'

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

    Oscar Piastri is managing this brilliantly and it's going to be very difficult for Lando Norris to close up. Even if he does close up, he still needs to get past him.

  11. Lap 45/57

    Carlos Sainz is under investigation by the stewards for a yellow flag infringement. The Spaniard is in the points in ninth and won't want to lose out after t he race.

  12. Lap 44/57

    Liam Lawson is the latest driver to retire in Miami - that's four in total we've lost today.

    Charles Leclerc is having troubles with the padding in his cockpit, so this could be an uncomfortable finish for the Monegasque man. He needs to put that to one side for now, as he's within DRS range of team-mate Lewis Hamilton.

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  13. 'Leclerc making it known that he's not happy'

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

    Charles Leclerc is making it known that he's not too happy about giving up that position to Lewis Hamilton if he's not going to disappear into the distance.

  14. Lap 43/57

    Harry Benjamin
    BBC F1 Commentator in Miami

    Lewis Hamilton is not mincing his words, he is not happy with the delay that Ferrari have taken to sort out what they are going to do on the track.

  15. Jennie Gow
    F1 pit-lane reporter in Miami

    Liam Lawson has retired his Racing Bull, he coasted down the pit lane and pulled off.

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    Ed Franklin: Ferrari tactically are abysmal. Hamilton must be questioning his choice to join.

  17. Lap 42/57

    This was the exchange between Lewis Hamilton and his engineer:

    Hamilton: "In China, I got out of the way."

    Engineer: "Understood, we swapped the cars."

    Hamilton: "Have a tea break while you're at it! Come on..."

  18. 'That was the right call to make'

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

    I think Lewis Hamilton is off and up the road, I think it was the right call from Hamilton. They've got a faster car on the track who can get another car further up the road before the end of the race.

    That was the right call to make.

  19. Lap 41/57

    Out in the front of the field, Oscar Piastri is leading team-mate Lando Norris by 6.4 seconds. George Russell is also on for another podium finish in the Mercedes but he is coming under increasing pressure from Max Verstappen.

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  20. Lap 40/57

    Lewis Hamilton is not happy with the way that move panned out and is venting his frustrations on the radio. The 40-year-old is seventh and is running the medium tyres now.