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Max Verstappen secured fifth place in Miami Sprint Qualifying, setting up a strong third-row start for Saturdays race. Despite a positive shift forward with key upgrades, he acknowledges the car still falls short of his expectations. Verstappen praised the cars improved handling and his ability to push harder, but remains focused on addressing high-speed weaknesses. Teammate Isack Hadjar landed ninth, expressing frustration over a second-place gap to Verstappen. As Red Bull works on high-speed issues, Verstappen continues to narrow the gap, keeping the team competitive in the race.
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