Max Verstappen wins Miami GP but fans hail Martin Brundle "real winner" for grid blunder

Formula One champion Emerson Fittipaldi has conceded his vision on Ferrari was 'wrong' having witnessed Red Bull's valiant comeback in the last two races at Imola and Miami. The title rivals took maximum points in Ferrari's home race with Max Verstappen winning the Sprint and the race itself, as well as securing the fastest lap, while Sergio Perez came in second.Similar success was enjoyed by Red Bull in Miami, where Verstappen won for the second race in a row and, while Perez could only come fourth following issues with his car, it left Charles Leclerc's lead at just 19 points but Ferrari's advantage in the Constructor's Championship lies in single figures.That has seen Fittipaldi rethink his assessments on the battle for the title after he admitted he never expected such a strong response from Red Bull following the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.“I think I had the wrong opinion previously.

Former Manchester City winger Patrick Roberts has vowed the 6-0 battering on his Sunderland debut at the hands of Bolton Wanderers did not make him reconsider his move to the club.

FA Cup final played under the iconic Wembley arch.Thomas Tuchel's Chelsea face Jurgen Klopp's in-form Liverpool side at the national stadium on Saturday afternoon, with thousands of fans flocking to north London to support their sides. The fixture will be a repeat of February's Carabao Cup final, which saw the Reds edge a close encounter in a nail biting penalty shootout.

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David Beckham, Geri Halliwell and James Corden were spotted cheering on Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen, who won the race.MORE: The hottest celebrity events in March - from BAFTA afterparties to Vanity Fair's festivitiesJames and David also spent the weekend partying together at Miami's Carbone Beach, while in Los Angeles, Rebel Wilson and Jessica Biel both celebrated premieres and in London, reality stars mingled with actors at the launch of London's newest luxury rooftop bar and restaurant, Wagtail.David was joined by son Romeo in Miami, where the family have been staying in recent months.The two were spotted with various pit crews at the Formula1 event.David was also caught chatting to wife Victoria Beckham's pal, and fellow Spice Girl, Geri Halliwell and her husband Christian Horner.That same weekend saw David join James and other celebs attend the American Express Presents CARBONE Beach party at Carbone on 8 May.Guests also included LeBron James, Gabreille Union and Dwayne Wade.Rebel Wilson and the cast of her hit new Netflix film Senior Year partied in West Hollywood on 10 May.The cast attended the event ahead of the film's release on 13 May.

The Chase fans were left distracted when two players called Patrick and Stewart walked into the ITV gameshow studio - because their names spelled out that of a Hollywood legend with the same name.But the fans were fuming on Thursday (May 12) when they realised the two contestants hadn't been placed in the right way that would spell out Sir Patrick Stewart's name.Sir Patrick is, of course, a veteran actor who has famously starred in the likes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, the X-Men series, and tons of stage productions for which he's won a Tony and Laurence Olivier awards.Viewers thought The Chase bosses had missed a trick as they could have spelled out the Hollywood star's name on the panel in a fun nod to sci-fi fans.However, they had been positioned on the podium in a way which meant Stewart was on the far left of the table and Patrick was on the far right.They were joined by their teammtes Ella and Nicky, but unsurprisingly it was Patrick and Stewart who garnered the most attention, especially as the duo made it to the Final Chase at the end of the show.But when they made it to the Final Chase against Chaser Mark 'The Beast' Labbett, their names were still placed the opposite way around so that their names didn't match the actor's.Eagle-eyed fans flocked to Twitter to point out what they saw as a name blunder during the episode.One wrote: "Come on, they could have stood the other way around.

Charles Leclerc has admitted there is a 'long list of conflicts' with championship rival Max Verstappen as the pair go head-to-head for the Formula One title this season.Ferrari's Leclerc currently leads the way after the opening five rounds of the season but, having initially held a 40-point lead over the defending champion, his advantage has been cut to 19 points following back-to-back wins for Verstappen in Imola and Miami. So far in 2022, there has been no sign of a bitter rivalry for the title emerging, like what was witnessed last year between Lewis Hamilton and Verstappen but that could change over the course of the season.If high-profile incidents do emerge, it could result in the reignition of a rivalry between Leclerc and Verstappen that has been present since the pair's days in the karting ranks - where Leclerc admits the pair hated each other, which has been shown in a viral clip following a collision between the pair."This video is viral; I've seen it so many times now on social media.

Max Verstappen has seen his hopes of retaining his crown issued a huge blow due to emerging reports of Red Bull's vast spending which pushes them very close to the budget cap.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefMumbai-based Banijay Asia has struck a deal with ITV Studios’ Armoza Formats to bring an official adaptation of the award-winning Canadian mini-series, “Vertige,” to screen.The high-profile French-language show deconstructs the alleged suicide of a young girl, Daphne Roussel. Banijay Asia will reimagine the psychological thriller for the Indian audience.With a remit focused on India and, increasingly Southeast Asia, Banijay Asia is a joint venture between Banijay, Stéphane Courbit’s TV production and distribution powerhouse behind “Survivor” and “Peaky Blinders,” and veteran producer Deepak Dhar.The Banijay parent company this week announced that it is set to go public and launch on the Amsterdam stock exchange through a newly-created special purpose acquisition company or SPAC.

Arsenal fans raved about his unerring potential on French television.The Gunners maestro, 36, was signed as their next dictatorial playmaker in 2006 after seeing former hardman Patrick Viera depart for Juventus 12 months earlier. Arsene Wenger paid just £2m to pry him from breakthrough club Auxerre and his silky displays immediately saw him build an earnest rapport with the Arsenal faithful.Written into folklore for an incredible individual performance against Liverpool, the Frenchman produced a midfielder masterclass as the Gunners claimed a famous 2-0 win at Anfield.

LIVE – Updated at 17:11Follow live news and reaction as Formula One takes in the results of the inaugural Miami Grand Prix, where Max Verstappen held off a late charge from Charles Leclerc to win and close the gap to the Ferrari driver at the top of the championship standings. All the focus is now to Spain next week, with the Spanish Grand Prix at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. Verstappen has now won the last two races, with Red Bull responding to Ferrari’s fast start and now threatening to leave their rivals behind.

Max Verstappen has expressed his concern about the reliability of his Red Bull this season, dubbing the campaign so far 'hit and miss'.The Dutch driver has a remarkable record of winning every race he has completed this season, taking victory on three occasions and suffering two DNF's, which occurred in the opening three rounds of the season and saw Ferrari's Charles Leclerc open up an early 40-point advantage.That deficit is now significantly less following back-to-back wins for Verstappen, who now sits just 19 points behind his rival, but he has admitted he still isn't entirely convinced about the car he has been given by Red Bull.Verstappen's involvement in Friday's practice sessions were limited due to a hydraulic leak, while teammate Sergio Perez had an issue in Sunday's race that resulted in a loss of 30 horsepower and left him unable to secure a podium finish. That all leaves Verstappen in an uncomfortable position as he's made it clear there's work still to do, stating: "We're still having a few issues we have to solve.

Living life in the fast lane! Formula One fans got to experience the ultimate racing event at the Red Bull Miami Fan Zone during the 2022 Racing Fan Fest.

Formula One coverage since his retirement from racing and his expert opinion has also come alongside some rather amusing moments.The ex-F1 driver has been conducting gridwalk interviews for over a quarter of a century, getting lines from drivers, team principals and race engineers as well as crossing paths with some of the biggest celebrity names out there.That has led to some iconic moments on the grid, with Brundle not always successful in his attempts to get celebrities to talk or having some unexpected responses - something which fans enjoy although he, himself, has confirmed he dislikes conducting them.Nevertheless, it's led to some classic moments of TV and, with Brundle taking centre stage in Miami following his latest mishap, it's the perfect opportunity to look back at some of his greatest moments.The Miami Grand Prix was a Where's Wally celebrity special, with stars popping out of every corner - and Brundle believed he'd found one of the biggest on the grid in the form of NFL quarterback Patrick Mahomes.Unfortunately, it wasn't the case as it proved to be mistaken identity, with Brundle instead chatting to NBA draftee Paolo Banchero who, in his defence, spoke to the cameras about the Miami race - then later taking to Twitter to declare he's 'vibing right now man'.Mahomes himself commented on the incident on social media, posting: 'Bro ain't no way' alongside a plethora of laughing emojis to sum up exactly how everyone reacted to the mishap.Undoubtedly one of the most famous moments of Brundle's gridwalking endeavours, a frankly brilliant encounter with rapper Megan Thee Stallion occurred prior to the United States Grand Prix in Austin last year where she was a guest of Red Bull.The 'WAP' rapper appeared to be

Serena and Venus Williams hold hands while arriving at the F1 Grand Prix of Miami held at Miami International Autodrome over the weekend in Miami, Fla.

Formula One fans in stitches with his trackside video at the Miami Grand Prix in what was one of the most bizarre crossover events of the years.Bourgeois shot to fame on Instagram and TikTok for his videos trainspotting, with a front-facing camera giving fans a unique view to his reactions to seeing trains zoom past on the track.In Miami, Bourgeois took in the sights of a different sort of track at the Miami Grand Prix but still utilised the front-facing camera - which even got worn by McLaren's Lando Norris when the pair met.In a video shared by the official Formula One Twitter account, Bourgeois says he's at his first ever Grand Prix, taking place in Miami, then shooting video of the cars racing around the track and his reaction - and even got himself on the podium before the likes of Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc managed to.The crossover proved to be extremely popular among the fans with @F1_Steady declaring: "I speak for everyone when I say Francis can be welcomed to every GP," while @LeclercVZN added: "Couldn't have invited a nicer guy than him, love it."@xkatehewitt requested the camera be used by Sky Sports' pitlane reporter Ted Kravitz, saying: 'Petition to get Ted wearing the head cam in the pit lane' and @SingularityJosh said: 'Francis is such a wholesome bean.

Formula One driver turned pundit has become a regular fixture in the gridwalk for Sky Sports pacing through the mess of people to grab a quick word with those on the grid which includes celebrities, royalty and social media influencers.Unfortunately, it proves to be one of the toughest jobs to do in F1 as not everyone is up for a chat and Brundle can't be expected to know every celebrity he bumps into - but it does make for some amusing viewing.Brundle found himself trending on Twitter ahead of the race following his latest blunders, where he mistook basketball player Paolo Banchero for Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.To his credit, Banchero was happy to answer the questions, with Brundle then encountering more head-scratching moments when DJ Khaled signed off with his famous 'another one catchphrase' while Pharrell Williams plugged some watches. Brundle was also blanked by tennis stars Venus and Serena Williams, while his attempts to get a quick word from Manchester United legend David Beckham were unsuccessful with the ex-driver admitting it was the second time he was blanked, though he finally got a quick word.

Formula One fans have noticed Carlos Sainz's hilarious reaction to a bizarre interview he was involved in following the conclusion of the maiden Miami Grand Prix.The Spaniard saw-off late challenges from Red Bull's Sergio Perez to claim third, having started second on the grid but being immediately overtaken by Max Verstappen, in what represents a significant turn in fortunes for the Ferrari driver.Having been unable to finish the last Grand Prix at Imola after being hit by Daniel Ricciardo on the opening lap, a podium finish for Sainz was exactly the boost he needed ahead of his home Grand Prix in two weeks time in Barcelona.However, it wasn't all plain-sailing for Sainz though as a post-race interview left the driver visibly baffled by the approach of the interviewer - which didn't go unnoticed by Formula One fans.Sainz was told he did a 'great job baby' by the American interviewer, with footage showing him rolling his eyes following the completion of the interview as he was clearly left stunned by the rather odd approach from the comments. Fans were left equally confused, with @xminustDC saying: 'This post-F1 race interview with Sainz is very awkward.

Max Verstappen that he must deliver 'under difficult circumstances' following his triumph in the maiden Miami Grand Prix.Verstappen started third on the grid but quickly made a move on Ferrari's Carlos Sainz, then utilising DRS later in the race to dispatch Charles Leclerc and held onto his lead by defending against the championship leader following the safety car.The result sees Verstappen win back-to-back races for the first time this season and, remarkably, means he's been victorious in every race he has finished this season, with three triumphs and two DNF's marking polar opposites in fortunes for him. Verstappen's victory chips further away at Leclerc's lead at the top of the standings but Marko has warned the defending champion that there is still plenty to do, declaring he must deliver 'under difficult circumstances' if he's to retain his crown.“We had some problems on Friday, but Saturday was back to normal.

Martin Brundle is at it again.

Formula 1 pundit Martin Brundle left fans in hysterics following a toe-curling blunder during his pre-race grid walk ahead of the inaugural Miami Grand Prix.The Sky Sports mic man stopped for an interview with someone he thought was NFL superstar Patrick Mahomes, after being told that quarterback was nearby, when in actual fact it was basketball star Paolo Banchero.Having wrongly addressed him as "Patrick", Brundle was initially ignored by Banchero, and after about 15 seconds of their awkward exchange, the British former F1 driver realises that he's got the wrong man. The only trouble was, he still had no idea who the bloke he was chatting to was.After asking Banchero what he thought of the atmosphere around the circuit, the 19-year-old replied: "This is crazy.