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Pole-sitter Perez was powerless to prevent his perfect partner Verstappen from punching a hole in his early-season title push after the Dutchman's rise from ninth on the Miami grid

Red Bull are peerless at the moment and secured another one-two victory in Miami, but third-placed Alonso feels it might not be long before he can fight with Verstappen and Perez

Verstappen reeled in and passed Perez in the final stages of the Miami race to break the Mexican's heart, and the stewards had another unwelcome present for him afterwards

Sergio Perez was on pole for the race but Max Verstappen was always going to be a threat, even from ninth on the grid, while the Miami GP proved to be one to forget for Lewis Hamilton

The Red Bull are in a fight at the Miami Grand Prix with top spot in the championships standings on the line for whichever one of them beats the other to the race victory

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

Red Bull star Max Verstappen believes his relationship with F1 fans in Britain has hit a new low following his run-in with Mercedes driver George Russell in Baku last week

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

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

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

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

Russell had been diplomatic about his clash with Verstappen when speaking to reporters in Miami on Thursday, but let rip when he faced the Sky Sports TV cameras

Verstappen confronted Russell on live TV after the Azerbaijan Sprint, with the Red Bull racer furious over the way the Brit had challenged him during the short-form race

Bottas was still Hamilton's Mercedes team-mate when the Brit lost the 2021 title to Max Verstappen in painful and controversial circumstances at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Perez won the Azerbaijan GP with Verstappen second after the Dutchman has his strategy ruined by a safety car, denying fans what could have been a closely-fought duel between the Red Bull racers

Perez vowed he can match Verstappen over a season and has done well to prove it so far this year, but only one of the Red Bull racers can be champion at the end of the campaign

Perez and Verstappen have won two races apiece so far this season, but car problems in Melbourne meant Perez dropped more points than he wanted and leave him trailing in the standings

Max Verstappen's volatile temper caused controversy at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after his X-rated rant at George Russell following their collision in the sprint race

Perez is holding his own against Verstappen so far this year and did very well to win in Baku, but the Mexican's tense relationship with his team-mate remains a potential issue

Sergio Perez won the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, but Red Bull chief Christian Horner's message to Max Verstappen after the race told Ted Kravitz that the Dutchman remains top dog in the team