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Max Verstappen wins Miami GP Sprint race, defeating Charles Leclerc while Lewis Hamilton receives penalty and Lando Norris forced to retire | Latest F1 Updates

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Max Verstappen emerged victorious in a thrilling Miami GP Sprint on Saturday, holding off a fierce challenge from Charles Leclerc to claim the top spot on the podium. The race was not without its fair share of drama, as a first-corner incident involving Lando Norris, Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso, and Lance Stroll led to the deployment of the Safety Car.

Despite the intense competition, Verstappen managed to maintain his lead from pole position, with Leclerc hot on his heels throughout the race. Sergio Perez secured the third spot on the podium after a hard-fought battle with Daniel Ricciardo, who finished in fourth place.

Ricciardo’s impressive performance marked his best result of the season so far, as he successfully fended off challenges from Carlos Sainz and Oscar Piastri. Nico Hulkenberg also delivered a strong showing for Haas, securing seventh place and valuable points for the team.

However, the race was not without controversy, as Hamilton found himself in hot water after receiving a post-race penalty for speeding in the pit lane. The seven-time world champion was involved in a dramatic tussle with Kevin Magnussen, who incurred three penalties in his efforts to support his Haas teammate, Hulkenberg.

As the excitement continues to unfold in Miami, fans can look forward to the upcoming Qualifying session and the main race on Sunday, both of which will be broadcast live on Sky Sports F1. Stay tuned for more updates on this gripping Formula 1 showdown.

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