Lando Norris leads Miami Grand Prix after chaotic start

12 articles · Updated · ESPN · May 3

At Florida's rescheduled race, Charles Leclerc briefly led before Norris moved ahead as Max Verstappen spun and dropped back.
Crashes involving Isack Hadjar and Pierre Gasly triggered a lap-six safety car, while Liam Lawson became the fourth retirement after colliding with Gasly.
Heavy rain was forecast for later in Miami, raising the prospect of further disruption in a race that began with Kimi Antonelli on pole and Norris chasing another weekend win.

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