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We've been on a journey for some time, after an incredible turnaround last year. We've kept momentum, and today is another very important step and hopefully the starting point for greater success.

We were also a little unfortunate with the safety car today but that's racing.

5 second penalty for causing a collision with Oscar Piastri sees Carlos Sainz drop to fifth as Sergio Perez is promoted to fourth.

Charles had a pretty straightforward race. However, for Carlos the start was not ideal because of Perez's mistake at turn 1.

Further penalties for Kevin Magnussen during the Miami Grand Prix leave the Dane on the brink of a one-race ban.

Details of each driver's tyre strategy during the Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix.

Despite the surprises thrown up by the Safety Cars, it was a very linear race in terms of tyre behaviour: just the one stop and tyres that, whatever the colour of their band, degraded relatively little.

Fastest times posted by each driver during the Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix.

Result of the Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix.

We came here with a few updates and they lived up to our expectations.

It's our first point of the season today, so from a sporting perspective, that is satisfying for us.

Red Bull managing director, Oliver Mintzlaff has hit out at Toto Wolff for his attempts to lure Max Verstappen away from the Austrian team.

While clearing Kevin Magnussen of "unsportsmanlike behaviour" the Miami stewards are to raise their concerns with the FIA that the regulations need tweaking.

Fernando Alonso is to write to FIA president, Mohammed ben Sulayem over his fears that stewards are biased against Spanish drivers.

Today's post-qualifying press conference with Max Verstappen, Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz.