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

    This is it about Ferrari, no-one is bigger than Ferrari even Lewis Hamilton and I'm sure he will be having things to say about that.

  2. Lap 39/57

    This is not good team work, Lewis Hamilton laments on the team radio. Ferrari finally make the call to switch and the seven-time world champion swaps places with Charles Leclerc, but the delay has cost the team a chance to make up ground on Kimi Antonelli for sixth place.

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  3. Team radio - Hamilton

    Engineer: "Want to keep the DRS to Charles. Go ahead like this."

    Hamilton: "Man, you guys."

  4. Lap 38/57

    Ferrari tell Lewis Hamilton they want to keep the DRS to team-mate Charles Leclerc. The 40-year-old doesn't really know what to say in response.

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

    The longer Lewis Hamilton stays behind Charles Leclerc, the worse his tyres will be and the less his chance will be of getting another point for the team.

  6. Lap 37/57

    Lewis Hamilton asks Ferrari if he's just going to be made to sit here for the rest of the race. The seven-time world champion wants to take a crack at young gun Kimi Antonelli for sixth. His engineer responds with the classic: "I'll come back to you."

  7. Team radio - Hamilton to Ferrari

    "I'm just burning up my tyres behind him."

  8. Lap 36/57

    Lewis Hamilton radios Ferrari to say he's "burning up" his medium tyres sitting behind team-mate Charles Leclerc. Lando Norris is taking a few tenths out of Oscar Piastri's time but the Australian is still fairly comfortable out in front.

  9. Lap 35/57

    Oscar Piastri is seven seconds clear of McLaren buddy Lando Norris and clocking fastest laps for fun.

  10. Track clear

    Lap 34/57

    We go again! Charles Leclerc is on the inside of Carlos Sainz and overtakes the Williams driver into Turn One. Sainz is caught napping and Lewis Hamilton takes advantage too. Leclerc is seventh, Hamilton is eighth and Sainz is now in ninth.

  11. 'Hard strategy seems a profitable one'

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

    I'm very interested in starting on a hard [tyre] strategy, it seems to be quite a profitable one.

    I know we did have a virtual safety car that may have played a part but we've got Lewis Hamilton who has closed that gap to under a second to his team-mate Charles Leclerc and Leclerc will be thinking, 'where did he come from?'

  12. Team radio - Verstappen to Red Bull

    "Check if George lifted. It was a yellow."

  13. Virtual Safety Car

    Lap 33/57

    Slow down everyone. Gabriel Bortoleto has come to a stop in the Sauber. The marshals are on the scene, just as Max Verstappen tells Red Bull to check if George Russell was lifting.

  14. Harry Benjamin
    BBC F1 Commentator in Miami

    The rain is still threatening here but it's a never-ending wait for it to turn up in full form.

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    Sho: Sainz overtaking Ferrari in the Williams must feel sweet

  16. Lap 32/57

    Oscar Piastri leads in Miami ahead of Lando Norris and the Mercedes of George Russell. Lewis Hamilton is up into ninth place and is on the charge to try and pass the likes of his team-mate Charles Leclerc and the Williams of Carlos Sainz.

    Oscar PiastriGetty Images

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

    That's so unusual to see power unit failures in current modern Formula 1, they tend to go on for a very long time without any problems.

  18. Team radio - Bearman

    Bearman: "I lost everything."

    Engineer: "I think it's a PU issue."

  19. Track clear

    Lap 31/57

    We're back racing but Oliver Bearman's day is finished. The Briton is the second driver to retire in Miami after we lost Jack Doohan early doors.

    The shakedown of pit stops has lifted Alex Albon up to fifth place behind Max Veratappen.

  20. 'Worked nicely for the McLarens'

    Harry Benjamin
    BBC F1 Commentator in Miami

    This has worked nicely for the McLarens that had the advantage over the rest of the field anyway, but by pitting under the virtual safety car, they've saved themselves some time and secured themselves a one-two continuing on.