Formula 1 returns with the Miami Grand Prix, scheduled between May 1-3, after a break caused by the war in the Middle East, which led to the cancellation of races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. The weekend will be a Sprint one, with a single practice session on Friday, followed by qualifying sessions and the main race. Drivers and teams have had time to review their cars during this break, and Red Bull has announced significant organizational changes. The standings show Mercedes at the top, with Kimi Antonelli and George Russell in a tight competition for the championship title. Key insights before the race include the performance of the McLaren and Ferrari cars, as well as the challenges faced by Red Bull, Aston Martin, and Williams. All teams are intensively preparing to improve their performances ahead of the Miami Grand Prix.
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