McLaren became the first Formula 1 team iꦫn history to score maximum points from a sprint race w♛eekend since the format was introduced in 2021.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lando Norris led a 1-2 for McLaren in the sprint race at Miami Autodrome on Saturday, before 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Oscar Piastri repeated that feat in the Miami Grand Pri♊x a day late♐r.

While 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:George Russell have all scored a ‘double win’ in their F1 careers, no team h☂ad managed to finish 1-2 in both the sprint and the grand prix in a race weekend until now.

Incredibly, McLaren managed to achieve that historic result despite not qualifying on pole position for ei𝓀ther of the races.

Mercedes’ Andrea Kimi Antonelli shocked his rivals by topping the sprint qualifying on Friday, but his lead di🍰dn’t last long as he ran wide at Turn 1 while battling with Piastri. Norris eventually won the race due to the timing of an FCY coinciding with his pitstop for slick tyres.

On Saturday, Verstappen once agaiꦏn outgunned the McLaren duo in qualifying but had to concede defeat to both drivers in the race. In fact, the MCL39 was so dominant i💃n Miami that the highest non-McLaren driver (Russell) ended up 37s behind Piastri at the finish.

McLaren came away from the Miami weekend with 58 point💯s, the second-highest points haul for a team from a grand prix weekend.

With this result, McLaren equalled Red Bull, wh⛄ich also scored 58 points during the Emilia GP in 2022.

On that occasion, Verstappen and Perez finished first and third in the sprint and completely annihilated the competition in the grand prix. This should have yielded 57 points (14+43), but Sunday winner Versta🎀ppen alsꩲo scored a bonus point for the fastest lap in the race.

Norris was t🌞he quickest driver over a single lap  in Miami on Sunday, but F1 stopped handing bonus points for the fastest lap after the🍌 2024 season.

Williams holds the recordꩵ for scoring 🐽the maximum number of points in a race weekend, having accumulated 66 points by finishing second and third in the double-points Abu Dhabi GP in 2014.

F1 dropped the much-maligned bonus-points rule for season finales after just one year, meaning Williams’ record will not 🍎be beaten unless the series changes its ღpoints-scoring system again.