Leclerc Dominates Miami Practice

On May 1st, Ferraris Charles LeClair owned the first practice session at the Miami Grand Prix,

topping the time sheets with a sharp 1-minute.

29.3, 1-0 second lap.

That put him 0.297 seconds clear of Red Bull's Max Per Staffan in second.

The FIA stretched this only practice run to 90 minutes, giving teams extra track time before qualifying and the race.

McLaren's Oscar-Piastry slotted in third, keeping the top three tight.

Ferraris showed double strength as Lewis Hamilton grabbed fourth place.

Mercedes had Kimi Antonelli in fifth, even after a late power unit hiccup stopped him from running soft tires,

with team-made George Russell Wright behind in sixth.

No major chaos hit the extended session, letting drivers dial in the Miami layout under the lights.

Teams now crunch data from those 90 minutes to tweak setups.

As the weekend heats up, LeClair's edge sets a fierce tone watch how Ferraris holds it against the Red Bull Chase come quality time.

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I'm Corey, with the story.