Miami Grand Prix 2025: Qualifying team radio
11 radio messages were recorded during qualifying at the Miami Grand Prix 2025, across 8 drivers. 9 of them have a transcript; the rest are audio only. George RUSSELL had the most, with 3.
These are transcripts of real team radio audio, produced by speech recognition and presented as an archive rather than as edited prose. Radio is clipped and noisy, so wording can be imperfect. Each message is attributed to the driver or their engineer, and the original audio is playable in the archive.
Who was on the radio
- George RUSSELL · Mercedes · 3 messages
- Isack HADJAR · Racing Bulls · 2 messages
- Lance STROLL · Aston Martin · 1 message
- Nico HULKENBERG · Kick Sauber · 1 message
- Pierre GASLY · Alpine · 1 message
- Liam LAWSON · Racing Bulls · 1 message
- Charles LECLERC · Ferrari · 1 message
- Max VERSTAPPEN · Red Bull · 1 message
Every message, in the order it happened
Audio only, no transcript available for this message.
Audio only, no transcript available for this message.
Isack HADJAR: Since Albon is not allowed to go in front of me, right?
Engineer: You have priority. He will have to let you go if you have priority. He doesn't have a wheel in the first plane. That's confirmed.
Nico HULKENBERG: Oh, dear.
Engineer: Yeah, not the cleanest one.
Pierre GASLY: Just bought this traffic. Sector 1, I **** the road.
Engineer: There's no
George RUSSELL: grip, that's what's going on.
George RUSSELL: Yeah, get me out of there early, just no confidence in the car mate, no grip, sliding everywhere.
Isack HADJAR: Oh, come on man. Oh my god
Engineer: What the f- wait, what is going on with this battery? We, uh, we do have a problem, clearly, and that's why we tried to manage the whole session, unfortunately, and it seems that we didn't really get the-
Charles LECLERC: These are the best laps I can do. I cannot go faster than that, literally.
Engineer: That is bowl position.
Max VERSTAPPEN: Unbelievable.
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