Hamilton qualified only 12th for Saturday’s race.
Lewis Hamilton’s troubled season continued in Miami after he qualified only 12th for Saturday’s sprint race at the Hard Rock Stadium.
But the new package failed to reverse the fortunes of a team labouring in fourth place in the constructors’ standings.Team principal Toto Wolff put his forehead in his hands after seeing both drivers fail to make it out of Q2. However, Verstappen, who appeared to be struggling with the handling of his all-conquering Red Bull machine, was surprised he had managed to see off his rivals.“Lol,” he said over the radio after edging out Leclerc by 0.108 seconds. “What happened to the others? This was terrible but I will take it.”
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