Sergio Perez grabs the third Formula 1 pole of his career, as Verstappen will start back in the pack—even behind strong-qualifying Kevin Magnussen of Haas F1 Team.
Red Bull is on the pole for Sunday's F1 Miami Grand Prix, but it's Sergio Perez and not Max Verstappen who will lead the field.
Sergio Perez scored pole position for Formula 1’s Miami Grand Prix, with World Champion teammate Max Verstappen left down in ninth on the grid. “Of course that is unfortunate,” said Verstappen on the timing of the red flag. “But first of all, we didn’t do a lap and that was my fault. It was extremely tricky. I was a little bit off line out of six and into seven. I felt a bit of understeer and I just couldn’t get it back on the line. So I aborted my lap and then of course you need a bit of luck, of course hoping that there won’t be a red flag. Of course when you try to think like that, then it happens. It’s a bit upsetting.
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