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Mercedes set the pace in practice for the Las Vegas GP, although both Lewis Hamilton and George Russell were puzzled as to why the W14 was so quick on a singe lap.

Max Verstappen may be the most successful Dutchman in Red Bull’s Formula 1 history, but he isn’t its first driver heralding from the Netherlands. That honour is bestowed to Robert Doornbos, who stepped up from his third driver role to replace Christian Klien for the final three grands prix of…

Red Bull has found itself on the back foot at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, with the rear wing it is running proving to be much draggier than what its rivals have on board.

Mercedes leads in Las Vegas GP practice, but struggles with front-end grip, while McLaren and Ferrari show strong pace.

Grip was at an absolute premium when the clock started in Las Vegas. A peppering of dust obfuscated the racing line in the very early stages of FP1 for the Las Vegas Grand Prix but, even when removed by continued running, the circuit continued to give the drivers little to…

Running this generation of Formula 1 cars as close to the ground as possible, without inducing bouncing or wearing out the floor plank, is something teams have been chasing since 2022 to maximise the downforce they can generate.

Lewis Hamilton topped both FP1 and FP2 for Mercedes ahead of the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix. Here’s how and when to watch qualifying.In cold and low grip conditions, Mercedes appeared to enjoy the strongest start with Hamilton fastest in both practice sessions on Thursday night, as F1 returned…

Red Bull struggles with draggy rear wing, 7km/h slower on straights, no spare wing available, seeks to improve balance and consistency.

Hamilton saw off Mercedes team-mate George Russell and Lando Norris to head both sessions on the strip