Miami (AP) - Here is a guide to tell you what you need to know about Sunday’s Miami F1 Grand Prix. This is the sixth round of the 2025 Formula 1 season.

How to watch the Miami Grand Prix on TV

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- In the United States, ESPN.

- Other countries are listed here.

What is the Miami GP timetable?

- Friday: First practice and qualification for Sprint competition.

- Saturday: Sprint competition and Grand Prix eligibility.

- Sunday: Miami Grand Prix, 5.4 km (3.4 miles) of 57 laps of Miami International Automation. Starting at 4 p.m. ET (2000 GMT)

Where is the Miami Grand Prix?

Miami International Autodrome brings the atmosphere of the Florida party to F1 and sets up a yacht on the simulated port track as a VIP viewing platform. This is F1's fourth visit to the temporary track, which surrounds the Hard Rock Stadium. Overtaking can be difficult, obstacles approaching tracks and punishment errors. Max Verstappen won the first two games in Miami, but last year, Lando Norris and McLaren won the statement. Hot gas and tire wear can be favored by McLaren again this year.

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What happened in the last game?

Oscar Piastri won the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, becoming the first Australian to lead the F1 rankings since 2010. The key moment was at the first corner when Piastri challenged Verstappen to lead while Dutch drivers got off the track and rejoined ahead. Verstappen was fined and lost the lead at his pit stop. McLaren is still the top team in the all-round range. Red Bull, Ferrari and McLaren all won on different tracks, but didn't adapt well when the conditions weren't right for the car.

What do I need to know about F1 so far?

catch up:

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- McLaren driver Oscar Piastri wins the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in F1

- 'I can't share my opinion': Max Verstappen keeps tight on the fine for kickoff

- Is the punishment for cursing too severe in F1? Racing owner hints at changes after driver rebound

- GM's plan to provide Formula 1 engines from 2029 has been approved by the FIA

- Mohammed Ben Sulayem, President of FIA

Key data in Miami

3 - Oscar Piastri aims to win the third straight game. The last Australian driver to achieve this feat in F1 was Alan Jones in 1981.

0/3 - So far, Miami has not won pole position by the driver. Norris won the grid from fifth place last year.

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77 - McLaren's lead in the Mercedes Championship game, the only team with McLaren's half of 188 points.

What are they talking about

"I want to lead (the champion) after round 24, not the fifth." - Oscar Piastri.

"You can't share your opinion because there is obviously no appreciation, or people can't handle the whole truth." - Max Verstappen refused to discuss his key fine at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

"We just need a better car." - Charles Leclerc of Ferrari finished third in Saudi Arabia.

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