Charles Leclerc ended qualifying with his second crash in as many days. 💥🏎️ But things aren't much better for Oscar Piastri at McLaren. 😬 F1 MiamiGP 9WWOS
Oscar Piastri and his McLaren team endured a nightmare qualifying session in Miami. After finishing practice on Friday sixth-fastest, both McLarens were in the bottom three in Saturday practice.
"It's just being patient still. We weren't expecting to be quick or competing for P3s. It's just tough." The pole for Perez was the third of his career, but the other two were on the street circuit at Jeddah. Perez won the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and will try to make it two straight Sunday. "Everything came more alive and we were just playing with the tools and we put the lap in that we needed," Perez said, before explaining why he was having such a tough weekend."Everything. It wasn't coming together. It was one of those weekends where we were struggling with balance, confidence, this tarmac is very sensitive to temperatures."
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