Reflecting on the nail-biting qualifying session at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur has acknowledged that the Scuderia had been "scared" before the one-hour session.
Max Verstappen has fallen behind Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc in the odds to win the F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix.
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The low-grip headaches that will dictate strategy in F1's Las Vegas GPFollowing an exciting debut in 2023, a mixed up Las Vegas Grand Prix grid could deliver more fireworks in year two. Here's ...
Formula 1 has taken over Las Vegas for the second straight year as the 22nd round of its world championship will be staged on ...
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LAS VEGAS — Max Verstappen returned to the Las Vegas Grand Prix as the defending winner of the Sin City spectacle and a ...
Sky Sports F1 presenter Ted Kravitz asked Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur whether Ricciardo Adami would be Hamilton’s ...
The race is scheduled to start at 12:55 a.m. EST or 9:55 p.m. PST and will be broadcast on ESPN. Fans looking to watch can do ...
Ferrari has a tremendous opportunity to inch closer to McLaren in the title race at the Las Vegas Grand Prix ...
Follow live from Las Vegas as George Russell starts on pole and Max Verstappen looks to secure his fourth successive world ...
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