Martin Brundle says the Miami Grand Prix will feel like a season relaunch after the April break, giving teams extra time to refine altered cars. Ferrari are expected to make a big step, narrowing the gap to Mercedes, who have swept the first three races. Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Antonelli lead the Drivers' Championship. The weekend runs from Thursday press events to Sunday’s race on Sky Sports.

Hamilton finally broke his podium drought in Shanghai, then slumped to sixth at Suzuka while Charles Leclerc finished third. Brundle notes the Brit seems happier in a car that suits his style, praising Ferrari’s competitiveness. To claim the title, Hamilton must out‑finish Leclerc, who sits just eight points behind in fourth place. His improved morale could prove decisive in the tight championship battle.

Miami hosts the second sprint weekend of 2026, a format McLaren have dominated the past two years. Brundle warns it’s too early to cement a hierarchy under the new regulations, insisting any of the eight drivers in the top‑four teams could still capture the world title. Sprint points and Grand Prix points will both be on offer.