Horner's Verstappen revelation
Max Verstappen picked up a fair chunk of damage in the Miami Grand Prix, according to Red Bull boss Christian Horner.An off on Lap 22 at Turn 15 had Verstappen clout the bollard and sustain floor and front-wing damage, to go with that he felt he picked up through Sergio Perez's late-braking move at Turn 1 on the opening lap.
Verstappen finished second for the first time in over a year in a grand prix - as Horner detailed the extent to which the RB20 was wounded.
READ MORE: Horner reveals extent of Verstappen damage after shock mistake
Norris on Trump
There was one VIP in Miami who drew attention - one Donald Trump.
The 45th president of the United States was a guest of McLaren, who of course went onto win the race through Lando Norris.
Post-race, Norris was asked for his thoughts of meeting Trump.
READ MORE: Norris details ‘lucky charm’ Trump presence after F1 win
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Perez's near-miss
Perez was fortunate not to collect Verstappen having gone deep on the brakes at Turn 1 on what was a scrappy day for the Mexican in Miami.
He took fourth in the end, but was fifth on the road, only being promoted because of Carlos Sainz's penalty for hitting Oscar Piastri.
He offered his reflections as he ceded more ground to Verstappen in the championship.
READ MORE: Perez explains Verstappen near miss at Miami start
Szafnauer joins the podcast!
For the Miami Grand Prix post-race podcast, Nick Golding and Ian Parkes were joined by former Force India, Racing Point, Aston Martin and Alpine boss Otmar Szafnauer.
The trio discussed Lando Norris's first F1 win, what happens to Red Bull after Adrian Newey's departure and Kevin Magnussen's penalty-hit weekend.
Check it the video version below or listen on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts!
PODCAST: Verstappen & Newey Part Of "The Silliest of Silly Seasons" - Szafnauer | F1 Podcast
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