Maini Nails Miami Pole, Tsolov Flips Script in Sprint

0:00It's May 1st, I'm Cory with the story, and this is F1 News today, your AI Power Team Report. Kush-Maini grabbed pole position in Formula 2 qualifying down in Miami, edging out Rafael Camera by a razor-thin 0.033. Seconds? The Alpine Academy driver for ART Grand Prix clocked a 1 minute 39.888 lap on his final run, marking his second career. The pole in this tight battle, Camera from Invicta racing came in second, with road and motorsports Martini Estendshore in third, just 0.050 seconds off Mayne's pace. His teammate Alexander Dunn slotted into fourth, and Gabrielle Meeney rounded out the top 5 for MP Motorsport. Drivers like Joshua Dirkson in 7th for Invicta, and Lawrence Ben Hopen, 9th for Trident, filled out a strong top 10, showing how competitive the field was under the Miami lights. Campo's racing's Nicolita Love bounced back from a free practice hiccup to land 10th,

1:01snagging reverse grid pole for Saturday's sprint race, where the points leader hunts for win number 2 this season. Sprint kicks off at 10am local time tomorrow, so eyes will be on Mayne starting up front, and so love flipping the script from the back pure F2 drama. Unfolding