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After Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos paid a visit to the F1 paddock at the Miami Grand Prix, boxing YouTuber Jake Paul was among those through the turnstiles on race day

The F1 stewards usually prefer it when all 20 drivers are going in the same direction around a circuit, so were bemused when one of them briefly lost his bearings in the Miami sun

Twitter owner Elon Musk and fellow billionaire Jeff Bezos were among the famous faces spotted visiting the Formula 1 pit lane at the Miami Grand Prix on Saturday

Sky Sports pundit Brundle skipped the Azerbaijan GP last weekend and his usual pre-race grid walk was much missed, but the former F1 racer is back today in Miami

Former world drivers' champion Lewis Hamilton was only able to secure 13th place on the starting grid for the Miami Grand Prix amid a challenging season for the Brit

Hamilton had his qualifying plan compromised in the first part of the session, and was forced to pit after hitting the wall when swerving to avoid running into the back of another car

Hamilton will start the race in Miami from the seventh row of the grid after a dismal qualifying session – his worst ever Saturday performance at a US race in his F1 career

Verstappen made a mistake on his first flying lap in Q3 and never got the chance to attempt a second after Charles Leclerc crashed, while Red Bull team-mate Perez took pole

Max Verstappen was favourite for pole position in Miami but was thwarted by a late red flag, while the big story was a horror show for Lewis Hamilton who failed to even reach Q3

Perez has started the season strongly and is just six points behind Verstappen in the standings after the first four races of the year, but not all seems to be well behind the scenes at Red Bull

Verstappen said he might walk away from Formula 1 amid his frustration over further changes to the race weekend structure, but Sky Sports pundit Brundle doubted the seriousness of that threat

Charles Leclerc has already fallen foul of F1 rules around different car components this season, and Verstappen could be one of the next to get a penalty as he burns through his gearboxes

The Miami Grand Prix attracted Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos as both billionaires were spotted rubbing shoulders with different teams in the F1 pit lane ahead of qualifying

There was little love lost between Alonso and Alpine when he left at the end of last season, and so the Spaniard did not hesitate in lashing out at Ocon in Miami practice

Hamilton's contract expires at the end of this season and there has been plenty of speculation that he might retire or leave for another team with no news yet on an extension

With Sergio Perez and Max Verstappen threatening a tightly-contested title race within the Red Bull garage, keeping both of them happy will be a tricky job for Horner

F1 is in Miami this weekend for the second year while the first Las Vegas Grand Prix takes place later this year and, for the sport's bosses, that is seen as enough for now

Yuki Tsunoda once declared his dislike for living in Milton Keynes in the Netflix Drive to Survive show, but he might have to get used to it if his recent progress with AlphaTauri continues

The drivers were back to having three hours of practice in Miami after just 60 minutes in Baku last weekend, but Verstappen lost some of that time as Red Bull worked to fix a problem which was infuriating the Dutchman

The slippery Miami track was causing problems for all the drivers in practice on Friday, and Ferrari's Leclerc was the biggest victim as he lost control and buried his car in the Tec-pro

Many have doubted Perez's chances of ever putting up a strong title fight against Red Bull team-mate Verstappen, but the Mexican has impressed so far this season

Formula 1 rule often tend to be controversial, but one planned tweak to the regulations in particular seems to have annoyed Brundle as he tore the plan apart on social media

The Miami GP was sure to be a star-studded affair, and even practice on Friday did not disappoint as Dolphins star Tyreek Hill popped up in the pit lane wearing a full Alpine race suit

Alonso hasn't always got along with his F1 team-mates, but he and Stroll have struck up a strong relationship with the Spaniard doing all he can to help his Aston Martin partner

Perez is keeping up with Verstappen admirably in these early stages of the new F1 season – and has the chance to take the lead of the championship with victory in Miami