The six drivers, including, Max Verstappen, have all discovered their fate after being placed under investigation during the Miami sprint shootout. Verstappen, George Russell, Liam Lawson, Alex Albon, Carlos Sainz and Gabriel Bortoleto were all investigated for ignoring the race director's instructions, in relation to exceeding the maximum delta time. Of the six drivers, only Verstappen was not placed under investigation in the first part of the sprint shootout, with the Dutchman having been put under investigation in the second section. Interestingly, only the four-time world champion was summoned to the stewards after no further action was taken against the other five drivers. The F1 stewards opted to reprimand the Red Bull team after Verstappen exceeded the time limit between the safety car lines.

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