Our take from the Miami GP
► Here’s Curtis’ take
Before the race, social media was wash with celebrities, sponsor activations and one-off helmets – but on Sunday the race didn’t really deliver. Like the previous event it had all increasingly familiar hallmarks of a 2022 race; Ferrari and Red Bull fighting at the front, Red Bull speed mixed with poor reliability – and Mercedes in a third-team No Man’s Land.
Initially the signs were good; for the first time in a while, Mercedes had a strong FP1 and FP2, even finishing first and fourth in second practice. However, things were back to normal on Saturday, and a race finish of P5 and P6 suggested nothing had improved.
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