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Miami Grand Prix Results 2026

F1 Miami Grand Prix Classification 2026

Pos Driver Team Time PTS
1 ITAndrea Kimi Antonelli Mercedes 25
2 GBLando Norris McLaren +3.264 18
3 AUOscar Piastri McLaren +27.092 15
4 GBGeorge Russell Mercedes +43.051 12
5 NLMax Verstappen Red Bull +48.949 10
6 GBLewis Hamilton Ferrari +53.753 8
7 ARFranco Colapinto Alpine F1 Team +61.871 6
8 MCCharles Leclerc Ferrari +64.245 4
9 ESCarlos Sainz Williams +82.072 2
10 THAlexander Albon Williams +90.972 1
11 GBOliver Bearman Haas F1 Team +1 L 0
12 BRGabriel Bortoleto Audi +1 L 0
13 FREsteban Ocon Haas F1 Team +1 L 0
14 GBArvid Lindblad Racing Bulls +1 L 0
15 ESFernando Alonso Aston Martin +1 L 0
16 MXSergio Pérez Cadillac F1 Team +1 L 0
17 CALance Stroll Aston Martin +1 L 0
18 FIValtteri Bottas Cadillac F1 Team +2 L 0
19 DENico Hülkenberg Audi +DNF 0
20 NZLiam Lawson Racing Bulls +DNF 0
21 FRPierre Gasly Alpine F1 Team +DNF 0
22 FRIsack Hadjar Red Bull +DNF 0

Race Summary & Analysis (2026)

Andrea Kimi Antonelli secured a commanding victory for Mercedes at the 2026 Miami Grand Prix, taking the chequered flag with a final margin of 3.264 seconds. McLaren’s Lando Norris claimed a strong second place, holding off his teammate Oscar Piastri, who completed a double podium for the Woking-based team. Piastri finished a more distant third, crossing the line 27.092 seconds behind the race winner, solidifying a successful outing for both the Mercedes and McLaren outfits who locked out the top three positions.

Behind the lead trio, George Russell brought the second Mercedes home in fourth position, finishing 43.051 seconds from the lead. Max Verstappen classified fifth for Red Bull, followed by Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton in sixth. Franco Colapinto delivered a notable performance for Alpine F1 Team to secure seventh, finishing ahead of Charles Leclerc in the second Ferrari. Williams executed an excellent team result to capture a double-points finish, with Carlos Sainz taking ninth place and Alexander Albon rounding out the top ten to score the final point.

The race saw four drivers failing to reach the conclusion of the Grand Prix. The official classification lists Isack Hadjar (Red Bull), Pierre Gasly (Alpine F1 Team), Liam Lawson (Racing Bulls), and Nico Hülkenberg (Audi) as retirements (DNF). Further down the order, Valtteri Bottas of the Cadillac F1 Team was the last of the classified finishers, ending the race two laps down on the winner. A total of seven other drivers completed the event one lap behind the leader.