Max Verstappen claimed pole position at Miami International Autodrome with a 1:26.204, edging Lando Norris by 0.065 seconds in a Q3 session disrupted by a double-yellow flag and a track-limits deletion for Charles Leclerc.
Max Verstappen led every lap of the 19-lap United States Grand Prix sprint to claim maximum points, while Lando Norris could only manage third and Carlos Sainz's stunning climb from fifth to second widened the championship picture still further.
Max Verstappen heads to Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps with a 76-point championship lead, but McLaren's commanding Budapest one-two has injected genuine urgency into the 2024 title fight.
Charles Leclerc scorched to pole at Baku City Circuit with a 1:41.365 as Ferrari locked out the front row, while championship leader Max Verstappen could manage only sixth and title rival Lando Norris failed to escape Q1.
Carlos Sainz drove from second on the grid to an unchallenged victory at Albert Park, with Charles Leclerc completing a Ferrari 1-2 that shook up the early championship picture.
Max Verstappen led every lap from pole to win the 2024 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, with Lando Norris finishing 0.725 seconds adrift and McLaren's double-points haul emerging as the most significant subplot to another Red Bull masterclass.
Charles Leclerc converted a fourth-place grid slot into a dominant lights-to-flag victory at Monza, as Lando Norris's strategic miscalculation and a penalty-strewn opening phase handed Ferrari maximum points on home soil.
Max Verstappen clocked a 1:04.314 to claim pole position for the Austrian Grand Prix, but a 0.404-second margin over Lando Norris and a top-six split between four constructors signalled the tightest competitive picture of the season so far.
Lando Norris converted a third-row start into victory at the Miami sprint after a red flag and multiple yellow-flag incidents reshuffled the order, with Lewis Hamilton posting the fastest lap on his way to third.
Max Verstappen snatched pole for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix by the narrowest of margins over Oscar Piastri, while championship leader Lando Norris was left without a Q3 time after a red flag derailed his final run.
Max Verstappen claimed pole for the United States Grand Prix with a 1:32.510, leaving championship leader Oscar Piastri sixth and team-mate Lando Norris second in a result that sharpens the McLaren title fight heading into Sunday.
Max Verstappen led every lap to win the United States Grand Prix sprint, with George Russell climbing from fifth to second and Carlos Sainz delivering a stunning podium for Williams — while McLaren's title duo went scoreless.
Oscar Piastri converted a front-row start into a commanding 51-lap victory at Baku City Circuit as a last-lap collision between Sergio Pérez and Carlos Sainz triggered a Virtual Safety Car that cemented a McLaren one-two and inflicted a damaging afternoon on Max Verstappen.