Aditya Pandya

1 week ago | firstsportz.com | Aditya Pandya

During the Miami GP, the Miami beach in the vicinity of the circuit is filled with yachts of celebrities and millionaires who want a luxurious view of the events hosted. However, in a shocking turn of events, a luxurious Technomar Lamborghini 63 Yacht, consisting of over 32 people, sank off the coast of Miami Beach. Authorities rushed in to save the drowning citizens with reportedly no casualties.

1 week ago | firstsportz.com | Aditya Pandya

The infield grass at Texas caused a massive wreck during the final stages of the Andy’s Frozen Custard 300. Amongst the many drivers caught up in the wreck was Josh Williams, whose race came to an immediate stop after the crash. Now, due to the poorly managed and neglected grass at the Texas circuit, Williams has made a shocking request to NASCAR. The Kaulig Racing driver suggested potentially removing the entire grass section to avoid such incidents from going further.

1 week ago | firstsportz.com | Aditya Pandya

Lewis Hamilton was the talk of the town at the Miami GP after he lashed out on the team radio towards the end of the race. Hamilton was on a different tire strategy and wanted to be let past Charles Leclerc to fight for a better finish. However, the 40-year-old was unable to move up the pecking order and hence was ordered to hand the position back. In the heat of the moment, the Briton let out a few aggressive statements on the team radio.

1 week ago | firstsportz.com | Aditya Pandya

Max Verstappen and Lando Norris occupied the front row at the Miami GP and were looking forward to an enticing battle from turn 1 itself. As predicted, the two drivers ignited the battle for victory from the very beginning of the race. However, Norris couldn’t keep his position and desperately fell below the leading pack. Still, he climbed the grid steadily and defeated Verstappen by the end. Now, the Briton has issued a shocking statement against the 27-year-old’s performance in Miami.

1 week ago | firstsportz.com | Aditya Pandya

The Miami GP turned out to be a disastrous race for Lewis Hamilton as he was unable to amass any notable results. The Briton was also involved in a verbal argument with Ferrari’s pit wall during the latter stages of the race. The 40-year-old was on a faster compound compared to his teammate Charles Leclerc and wanted to be let through to fight for a better position. Still, the Italian constructor’s controversial decision caused Hamilton to burst out on the team radio towards the end.