Miami Grand Prix: F1's Sprint Weekend Kicks Off

0:00On April 29th, Formula One hits the track this weekend for the Miami Grand Prix after a five-week break, packing a sprint weekend full of action. Starting Friday, May 1st, UK fans catch practice at 5 p.m., sprint qualifying at 9.30 p.m., then Saturday's sprint race at 5 p.m. followed by Grand Prix qualifying at 9 p.m., capping with Sunday's main race at 9 p.m. Teams get extra time with practice stretched to 90 minutes on Friday, helping them shake off rust and test upgrades after cancellations in Bahrain. And Saudi Arabia forced the pause. Mercedes has owned the season so far, sweeping the first three races with Kimi Antonelli leading the standings on back-to-back wins in China and Japan. Japan, but new power units weeks aim to fix early energy management gripes and shake things up. Sky Sports F1 airs every session live from 5 p.m. Friday, with the app letting you ride onboard any driver, while now streams without contracts, and Channel 4 drops highlights early next mornings.

1:02Expect fireworks as these changes in fresh tech drop in Florida could be the spark to crack Mercedes hold, so tune in and see who rises. That's your F1 news today update AI powered and always on.