For F1, What Happened in Vegas Does Not Stay in Vegas

Motor racing-For F1, what happened in Vegas does not stay in Vegas

DOHA (Reuters) -Contrary to popular lore, what happens in Las Vegas most definitely does not stay in Vegas as far as Formula One is concerned. Read full story

For F1, what happened in Vegas does not stay in Vegas

DOHA :Contrary to popular lore, what happens in Las Vegas most definitely does not stay in Vegas as far as Formula One is concerned.The aftershock of Sunday's double disqualification in Nevada hangs over champions McLaren ahead of a sprint weekend in Qatar that could hand Lando Norris his first Formula One cr

McLaren’s Vegas DSQ: Piastri Sacrifice Looms, Title Fight Tilts

Vegas left McLaren with a rulebook hangover and a choice they really don’t want, Mercedes’ radio getting spicy, Brawn circling 2026 like it’s the real test, Vettel eyeing fresh toys, and Red Bull tossing cheeky memes from the sidelines — want the who, the why, and the “wait, did they really say that?” bits that could twist the title fight with two races to go? Come for the paddock gossip, stay for the petty jabs and the tiny car part causing gia…

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At the Las Vegas Grand Prix, Yuki Tsunoda, Isack Hadjar, and Liam Lawson broke down the hobbies, habits, and escapes that keep them grounded during a year-round racing grind. Formula 1 never actually hits pause. Even when the season ends, the work doesn’t — the flights, the prep, the training, the sponsor days, the media weeks. It’s a year-round grind, which means the drivers have to find their pockets of entertainment wherever they can. At this…

How Norris can win the F1 title in Qatar

McLaren's double-DSQ in Las Vegas has made the job of wrapping up the F1 title messier than they'd hoped, but Lando Norris can still seal the deal in Qatar this weekend if things fall the right way.

For F1, what happened in Vegas does not stay in Vegas

DOHA :Contrary to popular lore, what happens in Las Vegas most definitely does not stay in Vegas as far as Formula One is concerned. The aftershock of Sunday’s double disqualification in Nevada hangs over champions McLaren ahead of a sprint weekend in Qatar that could hand Lando Norris his first Formula One crown – or erode his lead. The Briton is 24 points clear of Australian teammate Oscar Piastri and Red Bull’s reigning champion Max Verstappe…