F1 news LIVE: Lewis Hamilton fumes with Ferrari as Oscar Piastri storms to Miami GP win

Lewis Hamilton’s former boss Toto Wolff insisted that the Ferrari driver lost none of his magic and supported him to regain his form.

“We saw that magic in the Sprint Race in Shanghai. He dominated the race, and it’s not like you have that magic in one race, and then you suddenly lose it in the next one, ‘said Wolff before the Sunday’s Miami GP.

“I believe a lot that it’s still there. If he aligns his performance contributors, is in the right space, and the car is to his liking, he will be excellent, and I have no doubt about it. ‘

Lando Norris suffered another defeat to the teammate Oscar PiaTri at the Miami GP

When he was previously asked if he was afraid that the championship momentum was moving in the direction of teammate PiaTri, Norris replied: ‘No, I’m not worried at all.

“He (PiaTri) does a good job and deserves it.

“I don’t believe so much in momentum. Obviously, I made some mistakes, and was not at the level I should be. But I believe I can get there soon enough. ‘

Lando Norris talked about his fight with Max Verstappen to the Miami GP.

“It was good. I mean, he’s fighting hard, ‘he said. “It’s up to him to do that.

“You know, he ruined his own race. He doesn’t chase very smart. And you know, he probably could have finished there today, and he didn’t. ‘

Formula One announced a record contract with the Miami Grand Prix until at least the 2041 season.

The ten-year extension, with the previous agreement expiring in 2031, was announced on Friday before the 2025 event starting at the Miami International Autodrome.

It is now F1’s longest current contract with a Grand Prix, with Australia the closest with an agreement until 2037.

“I gave it [the win] A good shot of when I ended up second, “Norris said. “Yes, so there was a long way to go, I think 25-30 laps almost at that point.

“I probably just stopped pushing the last four or five laps, but the gap went almost 10 to four or three, almost. So I did everything I could. ‘

F1 has agreed an extension of three years with the Mexican Grand Prix, which took the race to at least the 2028 season.

Mexico City’s previous agreement with the sport expired after the year’s race in October, with an extension that is apparently in the air, given the absence of the year’s househeld Sergio Perez of the year’s net.

But despite that, F1 announced the contract extension on Wednesday, with a three -year agreement taking the race at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in a 13th year in the modern era.

Perez, who was dropped by Red Bull after a poor 2024 campaign, is also strongly linked to a 2026 seat at Cadillac, with the US outfit joining the sport next season as an 11th team.

“There are no bad feelings with Lewis, not at all,” Leclerc reassured.

“Most of the time I say something, today I don’t think I’ll say something.”

“I think the story is going to be big enough. We have to do better, that’s for sure. Today was not ideal and has not been long to maximize our potential, but we must regroup and be better. ‘

“I think we should have booked a little more before we did the exchange because you try to go to the end with the ties.”

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