McLaren’s dramatic Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend ended in frustration when both Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri were disqualified after the race. FIA officials ruled that the skids on both cars fell below the minimum requirement, wiping out a crucial haul of championship points.
Both cars disqualified, the championship needlessly blown wide open, and a snarling Max Verstappen right on its tail: McLaren has been in much more comfortable situations than this First of all, I would like to apologize.
Another Max Verstappen masterclass and a McLaren double disqualification keep the dream of a fifth title for the Dutchman alive Helmut Marko couldn’t help
(GMM) Max Verstappen’s father and co-manager (pictured) says the dramatic Las Vegas disqualifications have given his son a sudden surge of momentum – and he believes McLaren will now feel … Read More
Another weekend, another masterclass from Max Verstappen. It seems like we’re saying that every week, but the man just keeps finding ways to get to Victory Lane.
Both Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri were disqualified post-race from the Las Vegas Grand Prix for using illegal plank wear. F1 rules state that that planks must be no less than 9mm.
After a string of setbacks, including a difficult Las Vegas Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton declared that his F1 2025 campaign is the "worst season ever." Hamilton’s
As Max Verstappen put together a brilliant performance to win the Las Vegas Grand Prix with a significant lead over rival Lando Norris, it seemed that it was too little too late for the Dutchman.
The 2025 Formula 1 standings now have a completely different look following the disqualifications of McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. The
Interested parties will eagerly receive the message from Charles Leclerc’s manager that the driver requires a ‘winning car’. Leclerc wants to win the championship with Ferrari, and the team would need to give him a reason to stay.
McLaren F1 duo Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri have officially been disqualified from the Las Vegas Grand Prix. After both drivers finished second and fourth, respectively, both drivers were referred to the stewards post-race.
Max Verstappen has revealed his approach to chasing down Lando Norris in the hunt for a fifth Formula 1 drivers' title. The Dutchman secured victory at the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Saturday night, with Norris second to reduce the deficit to 42 points, with just two rounds remaining in Qatar and Abu Dhabi - the first of which is a sprint weekend.
Multiple reports indicate that the Aston Martin Aramco Formula 1 team has parted ways with Team Principal and CEO Andy Cowell as part of a major internal restructuring, and the team is now being linked with several high-profile candidates to replace him.
Although Max Verstappen crossed the line first at the Las Vegas GP, Lando Norris was likely the happiest driver at the chequered flag. The British driver looked to have extended his lead over Oscar Piastri to 30 points – a massive deficit with just two races left.
Max Verstappen overtook Lando Norris on the opening turn of the the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Saturday and never looked back, securing his 69th P1 finish of his career while also keeping his slim title chances alive.
A light-hearted moment between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc has quickly become a talking point among fans, after the two F1 stars joked about weddings