LAS VEGAS : 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.Verstappen's Red Bull has been slower on the Las Vegas straights than his rivals, with the team explaining t

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Lewis Hamilton set the pace in practice ahead of the Las Vegas Grand Prix as Mercedes hit the ground running, while Max Verstappen struggled to cause panic at Red Bull

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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) -     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. Read full story

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He qualified fifth fastest for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, and Red Bull star Max Verstappen had some pointed comments for his own team as the F1 title race goes down to the wire.

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Max Verstappen had to settle for fifth and 17th places in the two previous Las Vegas training sessions. The lack of grip in particular is bothering the three-time world champion. “The track is incredibly slippery, it's like driving on ice. I have trouble getting the tires to work, especially on a fast lap. The gap to the top is therefore disproportionately large,” Verstappen analyzed after the first two sessions in the “City of Sin.” Although he…

Max Verstappen musste sich in den zwei bisherigen Las-Vegas-Trainings mit den Plätzen fünf und 17 zufriedengeben. Vor allem der fehlende Grip macht dem dreifachen Weltmeister zu schaffen.  „Die Bahn ist wahnsinnig rutschig, das ist Fahren wie auf Eis. Ich habe Mühe, die Reifen zum Arbeiten zu bringen, vor allem auf eine schnelle Runde. Daher ist der Abstand zur Spitze unverhältnismäßig groß“, analysierte Verstappen nach den ersten beiden Session…

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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.

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‘Thrown away two races’: Max fumes at Red Bull as stage set for epic title shootout

Max Verstappen said he felt like he was "driving on ice" as he finished 17th in the second practice session in Las Vegas.

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Max Verstappen 'driving on ice' as Red Bull struggles in Las Vegas

The Las Vegas Grand Prix seemed destined to be a nightmare for Red Bull during practice 3. The team arrived with the wrong front wing and, in a desperate attempt to correct the error, cut off part of the wing to reduce the aerodynamic load. However, the remedy turned out worse than the disease. The RB19 became unstable and unpredictable, to the point that Max Verstappen, visibly frustrated, warned that he could not continue: “I will crash if I c…

El  Gran Premio de Las Vegas  parecía destinado a ser una pesadilla para Red Bull durante la práctica 3. La escudería llegó con el ala delantera equivocada y, en un intento desesperado por corregir el error, recortaron parte del ala para disminuir la carga aerodinámica. Sin embargo, el remedio resultó peor que la enfermedad. El RB19 se volvió inestable e impredecible, al punto que Max Verstappen, visiblemente frustrado, advirtió que no podía seg…

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Max Verstappen has admitted Red Bull are “quite far off” on single-lap pace after Friday practice at the F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix.

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22/11/2024 at 17:1122/11/2024 at 17:59 Helmut Marko believes that Red Bull and Max Verstappen are unlikely to challenge for victory in this weekend’s Las Vegas Grand Prix based on their rivals’ strong performances – especially Mercedes – in Thursday’s opening sessions. Verstappen, who holds a commanding...

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