Next weekend the grid will descend upon Las Vegas, for the second Las Vegas Grand Prix. The inaugural event a season ago got off to a rocky start when Carlos Sainz Jr. drove over a loose manhole cover in the first practice session,

Max Verstappen is on the verge of a fourth title, and we have calculated what he needs to be crowned World Champion at the Las Vegas GP.

One Formula 1 team are set for a major change at the Las Vegas Grand Prix with an official statement confirming a big move. The third race of the season in the United States is set to take place this weekend as F1 returns to the iconic Vegas strip once again following the event's maiden race last season.

With a 10-year-contract, F1 have committed to Las Vegas for the foreseeable future and with the roads altered to accommodate the track along with a permanent paddock, organisers hope a Las Vegas grand prix will be hosted longer after the decade-long contract expires.

The Las Vegas circuit could crown Max Verstappen with the 2024 FIA Formula 1 Drivers’ World Championship or give a chance for Lando Norris to fight a little longer for it. The Red Bull driver simply needs to finish ahead of his title rival, Norris, to claim his fourth consecutive crown.

The second running of the Las Vegas Grand Prix at the Strip Circuit is first up from 22-24 November. Following his stunning win from 17th place at a chaotic Sao Paulo Grand Prix earlier this month, Red Bull's Max Verstappen now leads Lando Norris in the drivers' championship by 62 points with 86 still available.