The Latest Breaking News from The Las Vegas Grand Prix

The Las Vegas Grand Prix is returning to the Strip for the third time in November, and with it comes another high-profile slate of off-track entertainment. Machine Gun Kelly, T-Pain and Zedd will headline performances at the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere as part of the race’s growing roster of live…

As Chief Commercial Officer of F1 and CEO of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, Emily Prazer is responsible for bringing billions of dollars of revenue into the series. She tells us her plans to make Vegas bigger and better this year and reveals its economic impact.

A quirk in Formula 1's regulations meant Carlos Sainz was not penalised for crossing the pit-entry line during the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

McLaren’s rear wing choice for the Las Vegas Grand Prix was always going to be interesting, because it was the first race where it could no longer count on its previous ‘mini-DRS’ solution.

Charles Leclerc was furious at the end of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, making his feelings clear over the radio to engineer Bryan Bozzi after Ferrari team-mate Carlos Sainz ignored orders not to attack him.

Ferrari kick-started its 2025 plans in a public way at the Las Vegas Grand Prix as it ran a new floor that was purely experimental and was never actually intended to be raced with now.

Something rather important happened for McLaren and Lando Norris at the end of the Las Vegas Grand Prix. That’s in addition to mathematically losing the world championship to Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, which had really gone in the wild Brazilian wetness and the Dutchman’s brilliance there.

McLaren says it is thankful Mercedes dominated the Las Vegas Grand Prix, as that prevented main rival Ferrari from slashing too much into its constructors' championship lead.

Max Verstappen sealed his fourth successive world crown at the Las Vegas Grand Prix over the weekend