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Mercedes, Carlos Sainz escape penalties after Las Vegas F1 qualifying summons
Mercedes Formula 1 drivers George Russell and Andrea Kimi Antonelli, alongside Williams' Carlos Sainz, have escaped sanctions after investigations following Las Vegas Grand Prix qualifying.
Mercedes was summoned for both of its cars failing to submit their set-up sheets in time for qualifying, with the document needing to be sent over to the governing body before the 8:00pm start.
As the ...Keep reading
Mercedes was summoned for both of its cars failing to submit their set-up sheets in time for qualifying, with the document needing to be sent over to the governing body before the 8:00pm start.
As the ...Keep reading
Norris on Vegas pole with title rival Piastri fifth
McLaren's Lando Norris takes pole position in a wet qualifying session for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, with title rival Oscar Piastri fifth.
Norris on Vegas pole with title rival Piastri fifth
McLaren's Lando Norris takes pole position in a wet qualifying session for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, with title rival Oscar Piastri fifth.
Fernando Alonso revels in wet Las Vegas GP qualifying: "More fun than what I thought"
Fernando Alonso seems to be one of the few drivers smiling after Las Vegas delivered a treacherously wet qualifying session on Friday night. He achieved an impressive seventh-place start for the grand prix as several drivers struggled in the poor conditions.
“More fun than what I thought," the Spaniard said on his rainy Friday session. "Even one hour ago when I jumped in the car, I thought ...Keep reading
“More fun than what I thought," the Spaniard said on his rainy Friday session. "Even one hour ago when I jumped in the car, I thought ...Keep reading
'Can't get much worse' than qualifying last - Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton says it "can't get much worse than that" after qualifying last for the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
'Can't get much worse' than qualifying last - Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton says it "can't get much worse than that" after qualifying last for the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
'Can't get much worse' than qualifying last - Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton says it "can't get much worse than that" after qualifying last for the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
'Can't get much worse' than qualifying last - Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton says it "can't get much worse than that" after qualifying last for the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc explains Ferrari’s wet-weather nightmare in Las Vegas GP qualifying
Charles Leclerc lamented Ferrari's struggles during the rain-soaked Las Vegas Grand Prix qualifying, claiming that wet conditions have been something he has struggled with since joining the Maranello outfit.
The Monegasque driver will start the race in ninth, and his team-mate Lewis Hamilton will start from 20th.
"Unfortunately, yes," Leclerc said when asked if he was expecting ...Keep reading
The Monegasque driver will start the race in ninth, and his team-mate Lewis Hamilton will start from 20th.
"Unfortunately, yes," Leclerc said when asked if he was expecting ...Keep reading
Carlos Sainz may lose P3 on Las Vegas GP grid over Lance Stroll incident
Carlos Sainz is at risk of losing his third-place grid position for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, as he was summoned to the Formula 1 stewards having allegedly rejoined the circuit unsafely ahead of Lance Stroll.
Sainz went off the road in Q1 at Turn 5 and was seen to return to the track ahead of Stroll. The stewards elected to investigate after the session in a wet qualifying at Las ...Keep reading
Sainz went off the road in Q1 at Turn 5 and was seen to return to the track ahead of Stroll. The stewards elected to investigate after the session in a wet qualifying at Las ...Keep reading
F1 Las Vegas GP - Start time, how to watch & more
Lando Norris is romping towards the 2025 Formula 1 world drivers' championship after claiming pole for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, while title rival Oscar Piastri is fifth.
This comes at the third-to-last round of the season, where Norris arrived 24 points clear of his team-mate with Max Verstappen just hanging on 49 off top.
The Red Bull world champion will join Norris on the front row with ...Keep reading
This comes at the third-to-last round of the season, where Norris arrived 24 points clear of his team-mate with Max Verstappen just hanging on 49 off top.
The Red Bull world champion will join Norris on the front row with ...Keep reading
Mercedes summoned to F1 Las Vegas GP stewards
Mercedes has been summoned to the Formula 1 stewards for not submitting set-up documents in time for the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
It relates to a set-up sheet that all teams must submit for both of their cars, as per Article 40.1 of the 2025 championship’s sporting regulations.
The article says: “Each Competitor must provide the Technical Delegate with a suspension set-up sheet for both ...Keep reading
It relates to a set-up sheet that all teams must submit for both of their cars, as per Article 40.1 of the 2025 championship’s sporting regulations.
The article says: “Each Competitor must provide the Technical Delegate with a suspension set-up sheet for both ...Keep reading
Lance Stroll blasts gamble which cost him "top four" in F1 Las Vegas GP qualifying
Aston Martin Formula 1 driver Lance Stroll blasted the “stupid” gamble which cost him a “top four” result in qualifying for the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
The 27-year-old will start the race in 12th after a wet session around the Nevada street track, while team-mate Fernando Alonso is seventh.
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The 27-year-old will start the race in 12th after a wet session around the Nevada street track, while team-mate Fernando Alonso is seventh.
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Alex Albon questions FIA after “sketchy” wet Las Vegas F1 qualifying
Both Alex Albon and Gabriel Bortoleto described their qualifying sessions for the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix as one of the most challenging wet sessions they've faced. This came as grip and visibility became a premium as rain hit the famous Strip circuit.
Both drivers were knocked out of qualifying in Q1 as the street circuit soaked up the Nevada rain. Williams' Albon will start 16th for ...Keep reading
Both drivers were knocked out of qualifying in Q1 as the street circuit soaked up the Nevada rain. Williams' Albon will start 16th for ...Keep reading
Here's the starting grid for F1's 2025 Las Vegas GP
2
Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
1
Lando Norris (McLaren)
4
George Russell (Mercedes)
3
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Lewis Hamilton "feels horrible" as he braces for "really hard" F1 Las Vegas GP recovery drive
Lewis Hamilton is set for a challenging Las Vegas Grand Prix after qualifying in 20th.
The wet qualifying session left the Briton battling against poor visibility and struggling with grip. After finishing the third practice session feeling like one of the fastest on the track, Hamilton endured a disappointing end to the day.
"Obviously, it feels horrible. It doesn't feel good. But all I ...Keep reading
The wet qualifying session left the Briton battling against poor visibility and struggling with grip. After finishing the third practice session feeling like one of the fastest on the track, Hamilton endured a disappointing end to the day.
"Obviously, it feels horrible. It doesn't feel good. But all I ...Keep reading
F1 Las Vegas GP: Lando Norris storms to pole, Oscar Piastri down in fifth
Lando Norris overcame a wet Las Vegas Grand Prix qualifying session to secure his third consecutive Formula 1 pole, rescuing his car from a slide to beat Max Verstappen to the front of the grid.
The McLaren driver had set off on an impressive pair of sectors on his final lap, sitting almost a second up on Verstappen at the close of the second sector; Verstappen himself had just put 0.04s over ...Keep reading
The McLaren driver had set off on an impressive pair of sectors on his final lap, sitting almost a second up on Verstappen at the close of the second sector; Verstappen himself had just put 0.04s over ...Keep reading
Norris takes Las Vegas GP pole in wet Qualifying
Lando Norris claimed pole position for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, the McLaren driver and Drivers' Championship leader mastering wet conditions to finish ahead of Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz.
Pin wins chaotic Race 1 in Las Vegas as Weug crashes
Doriane Pin moved to the brink of the F1 Academy crown with victory in a dramatic opening race of the weekend in Las Vegas, as title rival Maya Weug retired.
LIVE COVERAGE: Norris claims pole for Las Vegas GP
Live coverage of Friday's Qualifying session for the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix.