POWER RANKINGS: Who stunned our judges with their Miami Grand Prix efforts?

Fernando Alonso came to blows with team mate Lance Stroll at the start of the Sprint and could only manage 15th in qualifying, four spots behind the Canadian, but the two-time champion made up for it on race day by rising to ninth – continuing his and Aston Martin’s 100% record for the season.

Missing out

Russell was just the other side of the cut after finishing the race eighth, with fourth-placed Sergio Perez (via his wild Turn 1 moment), 15th-placed Ricciardo (having risen from the back after a grid penalty and Alex Albon (in another battling display for Williams) for close company.

HIGHLIGHTS: Relive the action from a dramatic Miami Grand Prix as Norris takes debut F1 win ahead of Verstappen