Crypto.com Miami GP recap for F1RaceDraft
Classified result for the Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix at Miami International Autodrome, plus how those slots map onto an F1RaceDraft six-pick card. Timing data is from our feed; the scoring commentary is ours.
Data: calendar and (when classified) finishing order from third-party timing used by the app. Analysis: F1RaceDraft editorial. Fan-made, not affiliated with Formula 1 or the FIA.
Race at a glance
- Date
- SUN 03 MAY 2026
- Circuit
- Miami International Autodrome
- Layout (file)
- 5.412 km · 57 laps
- Status
- Classified
Classified result
- P1 — Andrea Kimi Antonelli
- P2 — Lando Norris
- P3 — Oscar Piastri
- Fastest lap — Lando Norris
- Retirements in feed — Isack Hadjar, Pierre Gasly, Nico Hulkenberg, Liam Lawson
What that does to a six-pick card
Exact P1 is worth 25, P2 18, P3 15, fastest lap 10, each correct DNF 5. A podium name that only “finished on the podium” in the wrong slot scores zero. If the feed lists no retirements, F1RaceDraft resolves DNF slots with the last two classified cars — that is our game rule, not an FIA classification. Full table: scoring.
Miami International Autodrome
Length and lap count above come from our circuit file. Interpretation of how the layout affects six picks is F1RaceDraft writing.
Scoring reminder
Exact slots only. Lock five minutes before scheduled lights out. How to play: rules.
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