F1 rookie Kimi Antonelli claims sensational pole positio𒅌n for Miami Grand Prix sprint race. 

First F1 pole for Kimi Antonelli 

Antonelli secured pole for the F1 Miami Grand Prix sprꦯint race with a sup🅷erb lap.

The 18-year-old Italian beat the McLarens of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris to claim his first ever F1🅠 pole, producing a lap that was just 0.045s faster than Piastri.

New father Max Verstappen put his Red Bull fourth on the 🅰grid, two tenꦿths down on Antonelli after completing two flying laps in SQ3.

George Russell ran earlier than his rivals and ended up fifth as he watched his teammate snatch pole ꦰfrom his gar🐼age.

The Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton were sixth a🐎nd seventh and over 🅷three tenths adrift.

Alex Albon grabbed eighth on the grid for Williams, ahead of Racing Bulls’ Isack Hadjar and Fernando Alonso, who rounded out thඣe top-10ꦐ qualifiers for Aston Martin.

Nico Hulkenberg narrowly missed out on a spot in SQ3 with an impressive qualifying effort for Sauber as he outpaced Haas’ Esteban Ocon and Alpine’s Pierre Gasly, who hit the wall on his final l🍰a🃏p.

Liam Lawson was 🌳another SQღ2 casualty in 14th for Racing Bulls, while Carlos Sainz did not set a time after being forced to abort his lap following a huge lock up at Turn 11.

Lance Stroll suffered yet another elimination in the first part of qualifying as he could only take 16th, ahead of the under-pressure Jack Doohan, who fumed at his Alpine team over the radio afte🐼r he was also dumped out.

Red Bull’s Yuki Tsunoda endured a dreadful session and was knocked out in 18th as he ended up quicker than only Sauber’s ܫGa𒅌briel Bortoleto and Ollie Bearman’s Haas.