It's going to be difficult to overtake here so we must improve our single lap balance this evening, otherwise we will face a frustrating Sunday.
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We'll have to see what the weather will do tomorrow, but overall it's been a positive day.
In terms of race pace, we are still lacking compared to our competitors and are focused on closing that gap. Let's see what is possible tomorrow.
The next two days could be heavily influenced by the weather, but we did enough running today to be in a good position to adapt to whatever happens.
Overall, we seem to be able to compete for Q3 and for points, but once again we can see the midfield is very compact.
The field looks extremely tight with a couple of tenths of a second the difference between a handful of positions, especially in and around the top ten.
It's more or less where we expected to be today. The field is really close so there's all to fight for.
The new track surface seems to be better, but we were basically just cleaning the racing line today.
It hasn't been such a straightforward Friday for us. Both drivers have been struggling with overall grip and find it hard to extract the lap times.
Top eight in FP2 covered by one second as the ever evolving Miami track surface continues to punish even the slightest mistake.
Constantly evolving resurfaced Miami track leaves drivers struggling for grip and pecking order uncertain, as George Russell sets FP1 pace.