Lando Norris takes the sprint pole for the sprint race on Saturday in Miami. The Brit managed to keep Kimi Antonelli and Oscar Piastri behind him and will start the sprint race from the first position. “This circuit is always good for us,” said Norris.
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After his seventh place in the only one and a half hour free practice, Lando Norris now managed to drive himself to the sprint pole in Miami. He kept Kimi Antonelli two tenths behind him. “It is a perfect result for us. A nice reward for the team. We have new upgrades on the car, so it’s nice to have some grip again, but the team has done a lot of good work,” said the Brit.
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About the sprint qualifying Norris said the following: “Of course it’s the start of the weekend, so there’s still a long way to go, but it’s nice to get this. Every track is different and this circuit is always good for us. I felt comfortable and had grip. We did one lap and that was rewarded. I’m happy to be back after such a long time,” said Norris.
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