F1 star forced into SHOCK retirement at Las Vegas Grand Prix
Williams Formula 1 star Alex Albon has suffered a shock retirement at the Las Vegas Grand Prix compounding the team's misery this weekend. The 28-year-old became the second retirement of the race, after Pierre Gasly also came into the Alpine garage earlier than planned after a terrific qualifying performance on Friday.
Mercedes F1 rediscovers its winning rhythm on Las Vegas GP’s smooth city streets
The Las Vegas Grand Prix marked Russell’s third pole position of the season, and he didn’t quite have the best track record when it comes to converting it to a win in 2024. The other two times he lined up P1, at the Canadian GP and British GP, “it’s always been chaos,” he said.
Argentine Formula One rookie Franco Colapinto is uncertain for Saturday's Las Vegas Grand Prix after crashing heavily in ...
Vegas presents Franco Colapinto with another new circuit to learn, but our young Argentine is optimistic about his visit to ...
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Hamilton leads Norris in second Las Vegas GP practiceLewis Hamilton led the way once again in the second practice session for at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, but a mid-session red ...
The second free practice session at the Las Vegas Grand Prix had not seen many issues for drivers' with the only struggles coming on track as they battled the cooling temperatures and the low grip ...
After a chilly opening practice hour for the Las Vegas Grand Prix ... Russell improved to P2 and Hamilton off at Turn 1. Alex Albon found himself stuck in the pits with just three laps on the ...
Williams Racing driver Alex Albon has praised Max Verstappen in a hilarious manner ahead of the Las Vegas GP. Albon and Verstappen were teammates at Red Bull for two seasons in Formula 1.
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