Formula 1 LIVE: Oscar Piastri wins the Miami Grand Prix

What a race!

Here’s an update of the driver standings after Miami

F1 commentator Martin Brundle may have said it best. McLaren are in another postcode.

Both Norris and Piastri were flying down the circuit today and not even the valiant efforts of Max Verstappen could stop them.

In a post-race interview, Lando Norris commended his teammate for his drive and also offered commentary on the earlier incident with Verstappen.

In case you missed it, Norris felt as if he had been pushed off by Verstappen at a turn 2 incident.

“What can I say, if I don’t go for it then people complain, if I do go for it, people complain,” Norris said. “It’s the way it is with Max. It’s crash or don’t pass. Unless you get it really right and put him in the perfect position then you can just about get there.

“I paid the price for not doing a good enough job today, but still happy to be second.”

What arace and what a drive from Oscar Piastri!

The young Australian has claimed his fourth win of the season and his third consecutive trophy.

It’s a McLaren one-two finish, with Lando Norris falling behind his teammate today and in the championship standings.

Could we see an Australian win the world championship at the end of the year (or sooner)? To see what Russell Bennett had to say a couple of weeks ago about that possibility click here.

Ferrari’s communication strategies appear to be a little messy.

After holding Hamilton behind Leclerc for multiple laps, they finally asked the duo to swap so they could try and catch Antonelli.

They’ve now asked them to swap again and the two drivers have complied. But frustrations seem to be brewing.

“We’ll discuss after the race,” Leclerc said over the team radio.

Hang tight folks, we’ve got 10 laps left.

It’s looking like a McLaren one-two finish, however it’s not clear which driver will snatch the trophy.

Piastri is now just five seconds ahead of Norris. Scratch that, now it’s four.

Zak Brown confirmed the pair are ‘free to race’.

Lewis Hamilton’s frustrations with his Ferrari team have grown, after the team initially refused to swap positions with his teammate.

On Lap 39, the team reversed their decision and told the pair to swap.

“Have a tea break while you are at it,” complained Hamilton as a delayed radio message is played,

The McLaren’s pace is extraordinary and Piastri storms ahead with the lead in Lap 34, with Norris closely behind.

However, the back of the grid is getting some pretty exciting action too. Alex Albon (fifth place) and Carlos Sainz (ninth place) are both showing great pace in their Williams.

Leclerc is still ahead of Hamilton, however the seven-time world champion is on faster tyres.

“I’m burning up my tyres behind him,” Hamilton said over the radio, asking to swap positions with Leclerc.

“This is not good teamwork, that’s all I’m going to say,” he later added.

The rookie bad luck is continuing with Ollie Bearman out of the race after suffering a mechanical failure.

The McLaren cars have both been called in for a double-stack pitstop. It is a 2.2s stop for Piastri who is able to maintain his lead.