Stonking Race Caps off Messy Las Vegas Weekend
The Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend ended on a much needed high with a thrilling race.
The Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend ended on a much needed high with a thrilling race.
Max Verstappen may have voiced his displeasure over the Las Vegas Grand Prix but he again proved victorious with his 18th win of the year.
The response from F1 and Las Vegas Grand Prix organizers has prompted a class-action lawsuit after Thursdayʻs on-track activity was limited to roughly eight minutes.
After erring with track preparation that led to only eight minutes of action on Thursday, F1 offered little consolation to its fans.
Charles Leclerc proved to be right at home on the streets of Las Vegas securing pole position on the newly minted street circuit.
The Spaniard was docked 10 starting spots after the Ferrari team was forced to replace many components of his car following an unusual collision with a manhole cover.
As time goes on, it seems more and more certain that Andretti will take their spot on the F1 grid – the easy way or the hard way.
Michael Finley combs through the speed bumps and opposition that have faced the Las Vegas Grand Prix in the run-up to the event’s inaugural running.
GM would supply engines for Andretti Global’s prospective F1 team.
Jack Swansey and Alex Gintz take a trip down the weird and wonderful rabbit hole of Grand Prix naming conventions.
Verstappen ran a controlling race to collect his 17th win of 2023.
Fernando Alonso led resurgent Aston Martin with a much-needed third-place finish, while Lance Stroll took fifth.
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