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Tasnim Chowdhury and Lorraine McKenna

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    Christopher: Brilliant to see four different teams in first two rows.

  2. Team Radio - Antonelli to Mercedes

    Kimi Antonelli: "Let's go man, woo! It feels good man, thank you."

    Team engineer: "Well done mate"

  3. Damon Hill
    1996 world champion on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra in Miami

    I have to say, I am impressed, because Kimi Antonelli has been putting in laps around this circuit that are exceptionally good.

  4. Jennie Gow
    F1 pit-lane reporter in Miami

    I spoke to McLaren about the wind and they said that it's certainly an added complication.

  5. chequered flag

    Chequered flag

    The clock has finished its countdown. So far Kimi Antonelli is in provisional pole.

    But wait, here comes Max Verstappen... Nope, not fast enough.

    Championship leader Kimi Antonelli takes pole position.

    That's three back-to-back pole positions for the teen.

    He won the previous two in China and Japan, can he do it again?

    Max Verstappen puts his Red Bull second, Charles Leclerc's Ferrari and Lando Norris' McLaren make up the second row.

    Kimi Antonelli in his car at qualifying for the Miami Grand PrixGetty Images

  6. Max Verstappen has left it very late to get himself out on track, so he will be the last driver to set a lap time for the top 10.

    Starting positions are always important, but with a potential wet race tomorrow, anything can happen.

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    Lizzie: Come on Lewis…Hammer time!

  8. Damon Hill
    1996 world champion on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra in Miami

    This is starting to be a troublesome situation for George Russell. This has now been quite a few races where his team-mate Kim Antonelli has been happy up there and he's found his flow, found his mojo.

  9. Three minutes to go. One last push for pole position.

    Will Kimi keep his spot or will someone else find speed and take the front row?

  10. Top 5

    1. Kimi Antonelli (Mercedes) - 1:27.798

    2. Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)

    3. Max Verstappen (Red Bull)

    4. Lando Norris (McLaren)

    5. George Russell (Mercedes)

  11. Damon Hill
    1996 world champion on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra in Miami

    Kimi Antonelli in the pitlane ahead of qualifying in MiamiGetty Images

    That is a statement [Kimi Antonelli's lap time]. That is a statement of intent.

  12. There's a flurry of cars popping fast lap times!

    It's Kimi Antonelli now, with a lap time of 1:27.798. Boss Toto Wolff is trying his hardest not to grin.

    Around six minutes to go in Q3.

  13. Damon Hill
    1996 world champion on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra in Miami

    Max Verstappen has found some time from somewhere but we don't know who is going to be on pole - isn't it great! It's mixed and I like it. There are great drivers in all of these top four teams and it's not exactly clear who's going to be on pole position.

  14. New soft tyres bolted on for the 10 cars out on track.

    Oscar Piastri sets the fastest lap time so far, but not for long.

    Here comes his team-mate Lando Norris and sets a lap time of 1:29.183.

  15. Jennie Gow
    F1 pit-lane reporter in Miami

    I'm so impressed with what Alpine have done. They've got a new engine but so do Williams. The fact that Alpine have come on so much and Williams have gone back, credit to Alpine for coming on and developing so quickly.

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    Dominic: As an Alpine fan, very happy with how this is going. Both into Q3 and I know one of them will do something special.

  17. Max Verstappen's Red Bull is one of the first cars out on the circuit at the Miami International Autodrome.

  18. Go! Go! Go!

    Time for Q3, who will pop their car in pole position?

    The lights are green and the clock has started ticking down.

  19. Damon Hill
    1996 world champion on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra in Miami

    That was pretty good from Lando Norris, he stayed on the same set of tyres and managed to improve, because he was running off line, he had to avoid George Russell and he had to go wide.

    So, Lando has not only managed to keep grip and find some balance, but he's actually kept his tyres and got more performance out of them than a new set.

  20. Team Radio - Albon to Williams

    Alex Albon: "What a joke, man."

    Race Engineer: "It's frustrating, I know."