Formula 1 teams and drivers got their first chance to drive the Miami Grand Prix circuit on Friday. Though some disappointment will linger inside the garages overnight, as very little race-pace data could be collected. The second free practice session was littered with red and yellow flags, though we expect Red Bull and Ferrari to be close together. And there’s a strong hint that Mercedes will be involved, or at least sit closer to the front than other circuits in 2022.  Closer Mercedes George Russell finished both sessions inside the top two on the timesheets, with Lewis Hamilton breaching the top four in practice two. Both Carlos Sainz and Max Verstappen failed to set a challenging...
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