After a three-race run through the Eastern and Southern hemispheres — Australia, Japan and China — Formula One has landed in the United States for the 2024 Miami Grand Prix.
It’s been a hectic week already, as Adrian Newey has announced his impending departure from Red Bull, Miami race ambassador Guenther Steiner sued his former team Haas, and Congress staked a claim in Andretti’s ongoing efforts to join the F1 grid. Oh and Friday, we’ll get to see F1 cars hit the track of the Miami International Autodrome. Oh oh, and it’s a sprint weekend! Meaning we get two qualifying sessions and two races over the three-day weekend.
We’ll be bringing you live coverage of all that and more, and as we go along, want to know what you want to know. So drop your questions below and we’ll work our answers into our live coverage.
In the meantime, catch up on what’s been going on:
- F1 circuit breakdown: Miami’s International Autodrome
- Ferrari’s new blue F1 look for Miami calls back to a rebellious history
- Fatigue and finding himself: Checking on Logan Sargeant before his home race
- ‘My time is coming’: Lando Norris feels no pressure as F1’s winner-in-waiting
