Red Bull principal Christian Horner felt their Miami win could have been challenged if Ferrari had have pitted under the Safety Car. The first Miami Grand Prix had settled into a rather calm affair, Verstappen leading comfortably after making the overtake early on title rival Charles Leclerc. But when the Safety Car was triggered, that opened the door for some drivers to roll the dice on strategy. Red Bull pitted Sergio Perez for fresh medium tyres, but kept Verstappen out, while Ferrari also bypassed the chance to pit Leclerc or Carlos Sainz. Verstappen went on to win the race, with Horner feeling that Ferrari let them off the hook a little bit by not taking that cheap stop for soft...
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