Ferrari will start the inaugural Miami Grand Prix with an advantageous one-two after Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz topped the times in Saturday's qualifying session.
Formula 1 pace-setter Leclerc leads the drivers' standings by 27 points heading into Sunday's showdown at the Miami International Autodrome. Leclerc, 24, has won two of four races so far this season, finishing first in Bahrain and Australia, where he started first on the grid in both races.
The Monegasque finished fastest in Q1 and improved as the session progressed, pipping Max Verstappen in his last lap of Q3 with a final time of one minute and 28.796 seconds. Red Bull's Verstappen appeared to let his foot off the gas in his own last attempt, giving up the lead as disaster struck to leave him and team-mate Sergio Perez third and fourth on the grid.
