10 things we learned from the 2023 F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix

Formula 1’s first visit to Las Vegas in 40 years was a bombastic affair off the circuit but delivered an action-packed race after a difficult start to the weekend.Although Max Verstappen assumed his regular role on the top step of the podium, he had to fight to get there – and briefly looked fallible as Charles Leclerc challenged him all the way. But those who had put their chips on red were …Keep reading
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Wolff: F1’s “extraordinary” Las Vegas GP shows criticism was overblown

F1’s much-anticipated return to Vegas got off to a bad start on Thursday when water valve covers were ripped up by Carlos Sainz’ Ferrari and Alpine’s Esteban Ocon, which halted FP1 after nine minutes and led to a long delay for FP2, by which time spectators were sent home.FP1’s track issues were met with a barrage of criticism from fans and media, which Wolff labelled as “completely …Keep reading
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Browning eyes Williams F1 test chance after Macau GP victory

The Briton, who is a member of the Williams Driver Academy, dominated the Macau GP last weekend – securing pole position, victory in the qualification race and a triumph in the main event.Having recently had a run in a 2021 Aston Martin car as a result of winning last year’s Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award, he says he is ready to push Williams for an opportunity …Keep reading
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Why Verstappen is both right and wrong about F1’s Las Vegas GP

Formula 1’s very own Super Bowl in Vegas, which came with all the pomp befitting of the gambling and entertainment paradise, vindicated its lack of humility with an action-packed grand prix.The 50-lap blast around the Strip’s casinos was a spellbinding thrill, dispelling concerns over whether or not the series had forgotten about the sporting aspect of its grand spectacle.F1’s bigwigs surely …Keep reading
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