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McLaren Drivers Disqualified from Las Vegas GP

McLaren F1 Apologizes as Norris and Piastri Lose Vital Points in Las Vegas GP

McLaren has apologized to its two drivers, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, in the wake of their respective exclusions from Formula 1’s Las Vegas Grand Prix. Norris initially classified in second place, with Piastri fourth, but both were disqualified post-race due to non-conformity of the technical regulations.

Opinion

Nevada Appeal · 6h

Diez: McLaren’s no good, very bad night at Las Vegas GP

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Reaction: McLaren Drivers Disqualified from Las Vegas GP

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McLaren disqualifications and Verstappen title threat - F1 Q&A

The 2025 Formula 1 Drivers' Championship is heading for a thrilling climax after a dramatic Las Vegas Grand Prix.

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Sold-out Las Vegas GP shows F1 'at its best,' Prazer says

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Verstappen wins Formula 1 race in Las Vegas as Norris and Piastri are disqualified

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A-list celebrities spotted at F1 Las Vegas

Beyoncé’s unzipped top turned the F1 Las Vegas paddock into a runway.

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‘You Want to Show Them’: F1 Rookie Kimi Antonelli on Taking on Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso

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F1 Veteran Mick Schumacher To Drive For RLL in Entire 2026 Season

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Sauber’s Bortoleto Hit with Grid Drop for Qatar GP

Bortoleto fronted up and apologized to Stroll, explaining that “by the time I committed, I misjudged the braking point by a few meters and it was already too late to slow the car down properly.” Stewards issued Bortoleto a five-place grid penalty for this weekend’s Qatar Grand Prix,

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When and how to watch the F1 Saudi Arabian GP: Practice, qualifying, race times in the U.S., Europe and Australia

Formula 1 wraps up its first tripleheader of the season with a return the the Jeddah Circuit, a track that is equal parts thrilling and dangerous. It will be the fifth installment of the race, which started as one of the late races in the classic 2021 ...

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Max Verstappen Announces Career Decision Ahead of Vegas GP

Max Verstappen hints at a major change ahead of the Las Vegas GP, drawing attention to a possible new era for the champion if rules allow.