Max Verstappen
Lewis Hamilton
Liberty Media
Usa
formula 1
F1
Auto
Motor Racing
All tags
Max Verstappen Lewis Hamilton Liberty Media Usa formula 1 F1 Auto Motor Racing Max Verstappen Lewis Hamilton Liberty Media Usa

Enjoy the show: Lewis Hamilton tells critics to appreciate what happens in Vegas

breakingnews.ie

Lewis Hamilton has told Max Verstappen to stop complaining after his rival criticised Formula One’s maiden race on the Las Vegas strip as “99 per cent show, and one per cent sport”.

Verstappen’s controversial remarks – which will irk F1’s American owners’ Liberty Media following their estimated £400million gamble to bring the sport back to Sin City for the first time in 41 years – arrived just moments after a glittering Superbowl-style opening ceremony on Wednesday night.

John Legend and Kylie Minogue were among a number of high-profile artists to perform in a dazzling 30-minute show designed to kick-start the penultimate round of the season, billed as the greatest show on earth.

formula 1 F1 Auto Motor Racing Max Verstappen Lewis Hamilton Liberty Media Usa
Read more on the breakingnews.ie
Related News
Max Verstappen battles through to win Las Vegas Grand Prix thriller
LAS VEGAS: World champion Max Verstappen claimed the 18th win of his record-breaking season, overcoming a five-second penalty to power to victory in a thrilling Las Vegas Grand Prix on Saturday. Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc overtook Red Bull’s Sergio Perez on the last lap to grab second place ahead of the Mexican with French driver Esteban Ocon of Alpine finishing fourth at the end of a race which saw multiple lead changes and plenty of overtaking. Verstappen had been highly critical of the return of Formula One to Vegas after a 41-year absence, saying the event was “99 percent show,” but as he drove past the finish line he celebrated with a chorus of ‘Viva Las Vegas’ on the team radio. “He loves a race like that. Even though he was on the end of a penalty.

Latest News

kentonline.co.uk
Maidstone United’s ineligible on-loan Solihull Moors midfielder Jon Benton has foot in both camps as Stones visit The ARMCO Arena in the FA Cup first round
Maidstone’s weekend matchwinner Jon Benton will be forced to sit out their FA Cup tie.
Thomas ReevesMaidstone UnitedGeorge Elokobicounty StoneFootballTonbridge SportMaidstone SportMalling SportSevenoaks SportNon League
kentonline.co.uk
Magic of the FA Cup can bring money and memories for lower-league clubs says Gillingham manager Mark Bonner
The FA Cup is all about money and memories for lower-league clubs, according to Gillingham boss Mark Bonner.
Mark BonnerMatthew PantingFootballAll Kent SportGills News
channelnewsasia.com
Pakistan captain Shan backs Babar to return stronger after drop
Babar Azam could benefit from a break after being dropped from the Pakistan test squad, red-ball captain Shan Masood said as he backed the batter to rediscover his best form.
Shan MasoodInternationalAustraliaSouth AfricaPakistancricketTestingstageUPS
sports.ndtv.com
Pakistan Test Skipper Shan Masood Praises Babar Azam, Calls Him "One Of The Best Batsmen In The World"
Pakistan Test skipper Shan Masood showered praise on Babar Azam and called him one of the best batsmen in the world. Babar is going through a lean patch in Tests. In his last nine Tests and 17 innings, he has scored just 352 innings at an average of 20.71, with his best score being 41. In 55 Tests, Babar has scored 3,997 runs at an average of 43,92, with nine centuries and 26 fifties and best score of 196. Pakistan announced 15-member squads for white-ball series tours to Australia and Zimbabwe starting from November 4 onwards, with star batter Babar Azam being rested from the Zimbabwe tour and set to play in Australia.
Babar AzamShan MasoodAustraliaZimbabwePakistancricketPakistan Cricket Team
sports.ndtv.com
Meet The Private Chef Behind Implementing Rishabh Pant's Performance-Based Nutrition Plan
Since the time India wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant has been back to playing cricket, one understands that everything around him related to his fitness and recovery has been very strict and tailor-made. In terms of nutrition too, Pant now has a private chef named Akshay Arora, the founder of Mumbai-based Neat Meals, who travels with him for his cricket commitments. Arora has the all-important responsibility of carefully monitoring and managing Pant's dietary needs in a partnership with his nutritionist Shweta Shah.
Rishabh PantIndiacricketIndia Cricket Team
sports.ndtv.com
Virat Kohli Entertains Fans, Dances To 'My Name Is Lakhan' During Mumbai Test. Video Goes Viral
Indian cricket team star batter Virat Kohli was seen dancing to a popular Bollywood song 'My name is Lakhan' during Day 1 of the third Test match against New Zealand in Mumbai on Friday. In a video that has gone viral on social media, fans could be seen singing the song loudly from the stands. The camera then turned towards Kohli who could also be seen doing the hook step on the ground. This is not the first time that Kohli was caught on camera dancing on the field as he is well known for his funny antics.
Virat KohliRohit SharmaDaryl MitchellTom LathamTom BlundellDevon ConwayRavindra JadejaRishabh PantWashingtonNew ZealandIndiacounty Willcounty Youngcounty ConwaycricketIndia Cricket TeamNew Zealand Cricket TeamIndia vs New Zealand2024
sports.ndtv.com
Ricky Ponting Namedrops Rishabh Pant, Shreyas Iyer While Discussing Punjab Kings' Priority
Newly appointed Punjab Kings head coach Ricky Ponting discussed the franchise's strategy for player retentions and outlined plans for the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 mega auction set for later this year. Each franchise released its retention list on Thursday, 31 October. Ponting and Punjab chose to retain only two uncapped players, Prabhsimran Singh and Shashank Singh, entering the auction with substantial funds and a fresh approach to squad building.
Ricky PontingKagiso RabadaShreyas IyerPunjab KingsRishabh PantSam CurranAustraliaSouth AfricaIndiacricketDelhi CapitalsIPL 2025
sports.ndtv.com
Little Master Of The Board: Kolkata's Anish Sarkar Becomes Youngest Rated Chess Prodigy At 3 Years
While most children of his age are absorbed in cartoons like Peppa Pig or Chhota Bheem, or simply playing with toys, young Anish Sarkar found his fascination in the quiet strategy of chess pieces, sparking a journey few could fathom. At just three years, eight months, and 19 days, the kid from Kaikhali in north Kolkata on Friday became the youngest rated chess player in history. Born on January 26, 2021, Anish made his debut in competitive chess with the West Bengal state Under-9 Open in October, securing an impressive 5.5 out of 8 points and finishing 24th overall defeating two rated players -- Arav Chatterjee and Ahilaan Baishya.
IndiachessTestingrecordsecurityVideosFIVEStrategy
sports.ndtv.com
Alexander Zverev Downs Stefanos Tsitsipas In Paris As Holger Rune Keeps ATP Finals Bid Alive
Alexander Zverev beat fierce rival Stefanos Tsitsipas in the quarter-finals of the Paris Masters on Friday, while Holger Rune edged Alex de Minaur to keep alive his hopes of reaching the ATP Tour Finals. Zverev's 7-5, 6-4 win over Tsitsipas kept him in the running to claim his first title in Paris after losing to Daniil Medvedev in the 2020 championship match. World number three Zverev -- the highest-ranked player left in the draw -- will face 2022 champion Rune in Saturday's semi-final after the Dane overcame De Minaur 6-4, 4-6, 7-5.
Alexander ZverevAlex De-MinaurStefanos TsitsipasHolger RuneGermanyGreecetennisCourtsUPS2020Rhythm
Go to the beginning Read your city news All famous persons in the news
Change privacy settings
This page might use cookies if your analytics vendor requires them.