South Beach is the site for this weekend’s F1 action. 

The Miami Grand Prix is underway at the Miami International Autodrome, as the racers all took part in the qualifier for Sunday’s action. 

Last week, Max Verstappen took advantage of winning the pole position at the qualifier for the Chinese Grand Prix, and used that to finish first at the event in Shanghai. He did the same in Miami, earning the pole position on Saturday for Sunday’s race. 

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Staying on the Dutchman, Verstappen is the defending champion in Miami. He finished first at the 2023 event, and he also ended atop the podium at the 2022 race at the Miami International Autodrome as well. 

Here are the full results from Saturday’s qualifying race at the Miami Grand Prix. 

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The below table will be updated the provisional classification after Saturday’s qualifying session.

ESPN’s wide-reaching sporting network is showing every F1 race for US audiences in 2024, utilising Sky Sports’ live broadcasts, and also showing some free-to-air circuits on ABC.

US-based F1 fans can also stream each race live using Fubo, which is offering a FREE trial right now, or use ESPN+ among other streaming options. Meanwhile, ESPN Deportes is the exclusive Spanish-language home for all F1 races in the United States.

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For F1 fans in Canada, TSN are providing the English-language broadcast of each race, while RDS and Noovo are doing the same for French-speaking viewers.

Races can also be streamed through TSN’s own streaming service, TSN Direct.

As ever, Sky Sports’ dedicated Formula One channel, Sky Sports F1, are showing all the action from every single session in 2024.

For fans planning to live stream their fill of F1 this season, you can also watch by using the Sky Go app if you’re an existing subscriber, or by purchasing a Sky Sports Pass on NOW TV.

Fox Sports will broadcast every race for Australian-based audiences in 2024.