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.
Mercedes' Doriane Pinn won the F1 Academy title on Sunday, beating Ferrari's Maya Weug to the trophy with a fifth-placed finish at the final race of the season in Las Vegas.
Lewis Hamilton did not hold back after a bitterly disappointing performance, calling the result “terrible” and admitting there was “nothing positive to take” from the race.
LAS VEGAS -- A stunning and potentially championship-altering development unraveled in the hours immediately following the Las Vegas Grand Prix early Sunday morning, as FIA stewards summoned McLaren drivers and championship frontrunners Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri for a rear plank that was less than the required thickness.
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.
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
Charles Leclerc described qualifying for the Las Vegas Grand Prix as ‘extremely difficult’ after Ferrari’s drivers managed just ninth and 20th on the grid, dealing another blow to their hopes of second place in the constructors’ standings.
It was a third pole in a row for McLaren's Lando Norris as he put in the quickest lap to start from the front in tomorrow's race, despite a scare at the end of his pole-setting lap.
Lewis Hamilton wrapped up qualifying for the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix in 20th, marking the first time a Ferrari driver has qualified last since Giancarlo Fisichella in 2009.