F1 Miami Grand Prix 2025 Live: Qualifying updates, schedule and results

Disappointment about Ferrari, with Charles Leclerc said on the radio that it was as fast as he could physically go in the second quarter.

Ocon is now on Q3 for the first time as Haas driver.

11) Isack Hadjar (racing bull)

12) Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari)

13) Gabriel Bortoleto (clean)

15) Liam Lawson (racing bull)

George Russell has in a few hundredths in front of team -mate Antonelli in a few hundredths.

Hamilton is in the 12th place below and is traveling in the second quarter!

Piatri did not come out of the box, confident with this lightning -fast time of 1: 26.269.

Norris and Verstappen are the only ones who do not switch to softs; They sit in second and fourth place.

Hamilton is again in trouble until the 11th when Ocon and Hadjar go faster …

Four minutes when the cars appear out of the garage.

Russell, Ocon, Doohan, Lawson and Hadjar are all in the danger zone.

“Just no grip, don't know what's going on,” says a not strange George Russell on the radio.

“Just no confidence in the car, buddy. No handle, slide everywhere,” he adds.

The McLarens throw off on one notch. Two tenths between Piatri and Norris at this stage, the Australian 0.37 before Verstappen in third place.

Antonelli slips to third place a few hundredths before Verstappen, but Russell is in the 11th and in the danger zone.

Verstappen goes 1: 26.6, a little faster than in the second quarter and stays on the top of the stack.

Leclerc is the third fastest, three tenths of the bottom has taken the pace; Like Hamilton, the four -fastest early.

Sainz has become the second fastest with a great middle sector.

Martin Brundle from Sky Sport says: “It was a worrying session for Ferrari in general because Lewis Hamilton had to use additional tires.

“And then Leclerc also fought for general pace.”

Green flag and we are in progress again. Verstappen, Sainz, Hamilton and others already on the track.