Don’t listen to F1 drivers who would make Vegas more boring
If Formula 1 listens to drivers' feedback about the Las Vegas Grand Prix, then the 2024 race will be worse off for it
If Formula 1 listens to drivers' feedback about the Las Vegas Grand Prix, then the 2024 race will be worse off for it
Formula 1 and the Las Vegas Grand Prix are being urged to move the race earlier next year or drivers and people working at the event will be “wrecked”
In the wake of a weekend where Max Verstappen was the most vocal critic of the Las Vegas GP among drivers, another Red Bull champion's sudden announcement feels particularly poignant
No one in F1 had a particularly straightforward Las Vegas GP - but who was most impressive at dealing with the new venue's unique challenges?
Formula 1's new glamour race - the Las Vegas Grand Prix - ticks the boxes that its processional Monaco counterpart no longer can, says Glenn Freeman
On track, Formula 1's Las Vegas Grand Prix ended up an absolute triumph. But there's still plenty for F1 to learn from and make amends over - as The Race F1 Podcast discusses
An onslaught of criticism, effectively led by F1's current dominant driver Max Verstappen, was followed by the new Las Vegas GP actually delivering an enthralling race
Several Formula 1 drivers have raised concerns about the risk the Las Vegas Grand Prix street circuit’s low-grip surface will pose if the race continues to be held at night.
Colliding with George Russell actually turned out to be a lucky break for Max Verstappen in a Las Vegas Grand Prix he was on course to lose to Charles Leclerc
Max Verstappen accepted that he deserved a five-second penalty for forcing Charles Leclerc off the road on the opening lap of the Las Vegas Grand Prix - but in doing so he missed the flaw in Formula 1's most abused penalty
