For F1, what happened in Vegas does not stay in Vegas
DOHA :Contrary to popular lore, what happens in Las Vegas most definitely does not stay in Vegas as far as Formula One is concerned.
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Piastri puts a brave face on another setback
LAS VEGAS :Oscar Piastri put a brave face on another Formula One title setback on Saturday, the Australian disqualified in Las Vegas after finishing fourth.
Piastri hopeful of making up places after Las Vegas qualifying blow
LAS VEGAS :Oscar Piastri's hopes of winning for the first time since August, and reviving his rapidly deflating Formula One title hopes, suffered another setback after he qualified fifth in a rainswept Las Vegas on Friday.
Formula One 2026 rules will resolve cost cap engine loophole, says FIA
LAS VEGAS :Formula One's governing body says next year's rules revamp will fix a loophole that has allowed teams to exceed a driver's engine allocation without the new power unit being included in cost cap calculations.
Leclerc says collision not all Piastri's fault
SAO PAULO :Charles Leclerc defended McLaren's Oscar Piastri after the Australian was given a 10-second penalty for causing a collision that put the Ferrari driver out of Sunday's Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
Piastri says he can still be champion despite Sao Paulo setbacks
SAO PAULO :Oscar Piastri believes he can still be Formula One champion but recognised things were not going his way after crashing out of the Sao Paulo sprint and qualifying fourth for Sunday's grand prix.
Norris grabs the sprint pole at the Brazilian GP from title rivals
SAO PAULO: Lando Norris set up a chance to pad his one-point lead in Formula 1 by securing pole position for the sprint race at the Brazilian Grand Prix on Saturday. Of his title rivals, McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri will start third and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen will be sixth. “It was difficult and we did a good job,” Norris said on Friday. Norris is coming off a win in Mexico City and leads the driver standings by one point over Piastri. Verstappen was 36 points back. For the sprint pole, Norris beat Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli by only 0.097 seconds and Piastri was just 0.185s behind. “We did the job we needed to do which was to be fastest today,” Norris said. McLaren team principal Andrea Stella was rapt with the results.
McLaren boss hails rare collaboration in title fight
SAO PAULO :McLaren principal Andrea Stella hailed teammates Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri on Friday for working together in a way he said was unprecedented in Formula One history between title rivals.