F1 cars will race down the legendary Las Vegas Strip for the first time in history this weekend. The sport last travelled to Sin City back in 1982 for the second and final running of the Caesars Palace Grand Prix. A lot has changed since that afternoon.  Since the chequered

Mercedes and Red Bull both broke the curfew in the Las Vegas Grand Prix paddock after a chaotic opening day of action in Sin City. This was the first breach for teams this season, meaning there will be no penalties applied as a result of the extra work. Each team

Max Verstappen says F1 fans are only at the Las Vegas Grand Prix to ‘have a party, drink or see a DJ’, telling organizers to put more focus on the racing because there’s no ‘passion or emotion’ in Sin City Verstappen compared the Las Vegas GP to the UK’s fifth-tier

Former Formula 1 world champion Jacques Villeneuve kicked off the bizarre Las Vegas race weekend by getting married in the paddock prior to the first practice session – with an Elvis impersonator doing the honours. Villeneuve, who won F1’s world title in 1997, tied the knot with his wife, Giulia. A

Of all the shambolic episodes F1 has conjured up over the years, the start to the Las Vegas GP is right up there – or should that be down there? After all the (over) hype, the cavalcade of launch events and a tacky opening ceremony that made the World Cup’s

Carlos Sainz will be handed a grid penalty for the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver was forced to make changes to four different components after running over a drain cover valve during FP1 on Friday. Sainz’s FP1 session got off to the worst possible start on Friday. He

The first practice session at the Las Vegas Grand Prix was called off after unsafe track conditions wrecked two cars. The action was cut short when Carlos Sainz’s Ferrari suffered damage and he was forced to stop. Sainz had to pull over on the Strip due to a problem with

Lewis Hamilton previews Las Vegas Grand Prix Lewis Hamilton may be gearing up for some serious work in Las Vegas this weekend, but that won’t stop the seven-time world champion from revealing his lighter side. The British star has already settled into his surroundings ahead of the first Formula One

Lewis Hamilton commits to Mercedes until 2025 George Russell has been told that his next step is challenging his Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton on a more consistent basis ahead of the Las Vegas Grand Prix. Russell has struggled to match the seven-time world champion this season, having initially impressed when

Lando Norris has poked fun at Fernando Alonso’s struggles with jet lag ahead of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, suggesting that the 42-year-old’s age may be contributing to his difficulties adjusting to the local time zones. There is a five-hour time difference between Sao Paulo and Las Vegas, meaning drivers