Mick Schumacher looked set to conquer his first top-ten finish in F1 in the closing stages of the Miami GP, but the Haas driver's efforts were undone by an unfortunate clash with his good friend Sebastian Vettel. Starting from P15, Schumacher battled his way into the first half of the field and was running in ninth position when the race resumed after a late Safety Car period. But just three laps from the checkered flag, the young German sought to regain a position lost to Vettel by lunging inside the Aston Martin driver at Turn 1. Unfortunately, it all went wrong for Schumacher and his mentor as Vettel took the racing line into the corner, oblivious to the Haas driver's presence....
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