It's absolutely scorching out there. Air temp is up at 30 degrees Celsius. Track temp is at 54C already.
Carlos Sains and Charles Leclerc are the first on track.
Pitlane has gone green.
FP1 at the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix is underway.
Charles Leclerc also has a fresh lid for this weekend's Miami GP.
Five minutes till pitlane opens.
Ferrari headlines the upgrades F1 teams have brought to the Miami Grand Prix.
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15 minutes until FP1 goes green.
It's lovely ahead of FP1, but there are threats of thunderstorms this weekend, which could lead to some schedule headaches.
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Just half an hour until cars are on track for FP1.
Aston Martin's start to the season has been... not great, to put it mildly.
Over the break, Honda was able to implement some countermeasures for the vibration issues it's been suffering.
But Aston has downplayed any major step forward in Miami.
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There's a considerable American presence on the grid this year in Miami.
As mentioned, we have Cadillac. There's also Haas and, of course, Ford's return to its homeland as an engine partner with Red Bull.
The search for the next US F1 driver goes on, but Colton Herta will have the crowd's support this weekend in F2.
Though we're all excited for F1's return, let's not forget that today is one tinged with sadness, as we remember the passing of Ayrton Senna on this day in 1994.
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Cadillac enters its first home grand prix as an F1 manufacturer. Sergio Perez has a nice, one-off helmet to mark the occasion.
Just about every team has brought a significant set of upgrades to the Miami Grand Prix.
McLaren says it has a 'completely new' car, as it hopes to put on a repeat of its recent Miami success and close the competitive gap to Mercedes.
But Lando Norris has warned against getting too excited about the updates.
Lando Norris urges caution over debut of 'completely new' McLaren for F1 Miami

This is, of course, a sprint weekend. So, we'll have only one practice session before we get into the meaty stuff.
Sprint qualifying is up later this evening.
The Formula 2 field has already been out on track today at Miami. Conditions look good, circuit looks in nice shape ahead of FP1.
In case you're not aware what has changed for the Miami weekend, then we've got you.
Catch up on all of the details of the engine rule changes below ⬇️
Everything you need to know about F1's revised 2026 rules ahead of Miami GP

This session has been extended from one hour to 90 minutes, owing to the changes in regulations regarding the power unit.
The FIA also felt, given the five-week break, it was pertinent to allow the drivers and teams some more track time to shake off the rust.
Good afternoon and welcome to live coverage of the 2026 Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix!
F1 cars will be back on track in one hour's time for FP1.
