Red Bull driver Max Verstappen has admitted that Red Bull's decision not to develop a low-downforce rear wing in 2024 due to cost-cap concerns has been impacting his performance at the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen has the chance to add to one of the most entertaining Formula One seasons in recent memory by becoming a four-time World Drivers’ Champion on Saturday at the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

Formula One leader Max Verstappen said he was surprised to be ahead of title challenger Lando Norris after qualifying fifth for the Las Vegas Grand Prix despite a rear wing disadvantage.

There’s plenty to play for under the dazzling lights of the Las Vegas Strip. Here are the storylines we’re watching.

The 2024 F1 world championship is within Max Verstappen’s grasp at the Las Vegas GP this weekend. The Dutchman holds a healthy 62-point lead over his main title rival Lando Norris, and can emerge from Saturday night's race in Vegas (local time) with his fourth world title.

Max Verstappen is on the cusp of a fourth consecutive Formula One world championship and could even clinch the title under the bright lights of Las Vegas this weekend. The Red Bull driver produced one of his best-ever performances to win from 17th on the grid in Brazil three weeks ago,

George Russell of Mercedes took pole position for the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Friday while title-chasing Max Verstappen was fifth as the Dutchman closes in on a fourth successive world championship.Verstappen,

George Russell put Mercedes on the pole for the Las Vegas Grand Prix in an upset over teammate Lewis Hamilton, who had been considered the favorite but struggled in Friday night's final qualifying session.

George Russell is on pole for the Las Vegas GP, with F1 title fighters Max Verstappen in fifth and Lando Norris in sixth