In a dramatic conclusion to the Miami Grand Prix, George Russell and Charles Leclerc find themselves under investigation for a series of incidents during the final lap. The chaos unfolded at the Miami International Autodrome, where Russell collided with Max Verstappen, while Leclerc struggled after spinning out.
Russell’s race took a turn when he made contact with Verstappen, damaging his front wing in the process. This incident occurred as they battled fiercely for position, with Russell ultimately finishing ahead of Leclerc, who dropped to sixth after hitting the wall in a spin. Meanwhile, Verstappen managed to secure fifth place despite the aggressive maneuvers.
The stewards have summoned both drivers for their actions on the track. Leclerc is specifically being investigated for leaving the track and gaining an advantage, while Verstappen is under scrutiny for crossing the pit exit line. The tension was palpable as Lando Norris later expressed disbelief: “How did we not win this?”—a sentiment echoed by many watching the unfolding drama.
Kimi Antonelli emerged victorious, marking his third consecutive grand prix win and extending his championship lead over Russell to 20 points. The final lap featured multiple incidents that left fans on edge and observers questioning the decisions made in such high-stakes moments.
As investigations continue, it remains uncertain what penalties may be imposed on Russell and Leclerc. Officials have not yet confirmed any specific outcomes or timelines regarding these inquiries. The Miami Grand Prix has certainly set a thrilling stage for future races in this season of Formula 1.