Max Verstappen has taken pole in Miami, outqualifying Lando Norris in P2 by just 0.065 seconds. Kimi Antonelli and World Championship leader Oscar Piastri will start Sunday's Grand Prix (4 p.m. ET) alongside one another on the second row after qualifying P3 and P4.

Verstappen was summoned to the stewards for allegedly driving unnecessarily slowly in sprint qualifying for Formula 1's Miami Grand Prix

Red Bull Racing's Max Verstappen, a two-time Miami Grand Prix winner, claimed pole position for Sunday's race and will start on the front row alongside last year's race winner, McLaren Racing's Lando Norris.

Formula 1 and Miami Grand Prix promoters South Florida Motorsports tacked another 10 years onto their current agreement, extended it to 2041. The two sides, represented by Formula 1 President Stefano Domenicali and South Florida Motorsports CEO Tom Garfinkel,

Formula 1 will be racing around the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami until at least 2041 after a 10-year extension was reached. Here's the details.