F1 drivers offered a negative assessment of track conditions after the opening day of running at Miami's International Autodrome, expressing fears that "racing will be bad" come Sunday's event. Friday's on-track action was a frantic affair marked by spins and crashes, with drivers struggling to get to grips with Miami's challenges and pitfalls, including the circuit's massive lack of grip outside of the racing line. The tricky conditions brutally caught out Alfa's Valtteri Bottas in the morning and Ferrari's Carlos Sainz in the afternoon, but spins or half-spins were the norm for many drivers across both of the day's sessions. "It’s really disappointing that there’s no...
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