Miami was just Yuki Tsunoda’s fourth race for Red Bull’s top squad, with Sunday’s Grand Prix marking just 38 days since he was announced as replacement for Liam Lawson.

1. Oscar Piastri, 131. 2. Lando Norris, 115. 3. Max Verstappen, 99. 4. George Russell, 93. 5. Charles Leclerc, 53. 6. Andrea Kimi Antonelli, 48. 8. Alexander Albon, 30. 9. Esteban Ocon, 14.

F1 season might see another lineup change, with Franco Colapinto rumoured to replace Jack Doohan at Alpine. Former world champion Damon Hill has his say.

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Japan is worthy of an asterisk for Doohan’s severely disrupted build-up to the weekend, having given up his car to a reserve driver in FP1 and then crashing out of FP2. FP3 was then curtailed by a ...

Jack Doohan could become the second Formula 1 driver to lose his seat in 2025. Alpine have reportedly decided to drop him after the Miami Grand Prix. Flavio Briatore said Franco Colapinto would remain ...

Ted Kravitz saw Doohan being consoled after Sunday’s race, but journalist Scott Mitchell-Malm spotted the 22-year-old having a much tougher time in the Miami paddock. READ MORE: Who is Alpine F1 ...

Helmut Marko called Doohan a C-grade driver when analysing all the rookies this season, while Ralf Schumacher warned Alpine that Doohan wasn’t up to scratch, although the fact his nephew Mick missed ...