Following their crashes, Carlos Sainz and Esteban Ocon say that calls to the FIA for changes to the safety barriers were ignored.
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Today's post-qualifying press conference with Charles Leclerc, Carlos Sainz and Max Verstappen.
Having a car lining up fifth on the grid, just behind the two dominant forces of the championship, is always a brilliant result.
Today's team principlals press conference with Toto Wolff, Zak Brown, Laurent Rossi, Christian Horner, Frederic Vasseur and Guenther Steiner.
It's a disappointing Qualifying session today, especially as we have so much pace in the car.
It was a very tight Qualifying today, but both drivers put good sessions together and we were rewarded with both cars making it to Q3, securing good grid positions for tomorrow.
Strategy tomorrow is not straightforward, but it looks as though a two-stopper will be the quickest way to go, with all three compounds potentially playing an important role.
Following our double points finish at Imola, it is fair to say that we have made some progress with the issues affecting our car here in Miami.
On both cars we struggled to get the tyres in a good window and hold them there for a complete lap.
After a good FP3 today, we didn't turn that into a good qualifying - we ended up P15 and P16 for various reasons.
Qualifying certainly wasn't satisfying today, P6 and P12 isn't where we should be and not where we thought we would be after a solid Friday.
Charles Leclerc heads a Ferrari front-row lock-out in Miami, as Christian Horner insists that it's all to play for on Sunday, with pit strategy likely to play a major role.