Esteban Ocon produced a remarkable drive in the Miami Grand Prix, charging from last on the grid to P8 despite still feeling the bruises and battering from his massive crash in Saturday's FP3. The Alpine driver lost control on the exit of Miami's Turn 14 and clouted the concrete wall, suffering a heavy 51G magnitude impact that knocked the wind out of the Frenchman and cracked his A522 chassis. Alpine's crews were unable to build up a new chassis in time for qualifying but Ocon was authorized to start Sunday's race from the back row of the grid. "It is a different challenge, for sure," he said after his grueling drive. "It can go wrong, it can go right. Today it went right,...
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