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Miami GP Sunday race was brought forward by 3 hours to avoid the heavy rain and thunderstorms expected in the later afternoon.
This weekend so far has seen trouble for Audi, with both cars catching fire on Saturday, but also a step forward for Aston Martin, who have managed to sort the vibration issue over the break.
While Mercedes dominated the first three races, the break has seen McLaren, Red Bull, and Ferrari improving their cars and closing the gap to the Silver Arrows.
Kimi will start from pole with Max sharing the front row with him, and with the threat of thunderstorms looming over the track, the stage is set for a tense and unpredictable Grand Prix from lights out.