Norris finished second in the Miami Grand Prix Formula 1 race at the Miami International Autodrome on Sunday afternoon.
Analysis:
Fresh off the Sprint victory on Saturday, Norris was looking to sweep the weekend in Miami. He would start fourth on the grid and jump into a battle for the lead immediately from the lights out. The chaos of the opening turns would see Max Verstappen spin out of control and down the order and Norris would shore up P2. Norris would duel the entire race with Kimi Antonelli for control but it would come down to pit strategy and a Mercedes undercut that would put Norris on the backfoot. He would pursue the young driver to the checkered flag but come up 3.2-seconds short in P2.
