Ferrari's Leclerc lights up the Las Vegas strip to take pole ahead of Verstappen
Charles Leclerc danced his way to pole position with an emphatic performance for Ferrari under the Las Vegas lights.
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Ferrari's Charles Leclerc Takes Pole Position For Las Vegas Grand Prix
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc will start from pole position in Saturday's Las Vegas Grand Prix after posting the fastest time in Friday qualifying. Leclerc finished ahead of team-mate Carlos Sainz but with the Spaniard having a ten-place grid penalty imposed after Thursday's practice, world champion Max Verstappen of Red Bull will start second. Mercedes' George Russell will be in third place on the grid alongside Alpine's French driver Pierre Gasly.
Hasil Kualifikasi F1 GP Las Vegas: Leclerc Rebut Pole
Charles Leclerc akan start terdepan di F1 GP Las Vegas 2023 usai merebut pole di sesi kualifikasi. Max Verstappen kedua usai Carlos Sainz dijatuhi penalti.
George Russell fastest in final Las Vegas Grand Prix practice
LAS VEGAS: George Russell topped the timesheet for Mercedes in the third and final practice at the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix on Friday (Nov 17) as excitement builds amid F1's return to Sin City after nearly 40 years.
Russell fastest in final Las Vegas Grand Prix practice
LAS VEGAS : George Russell topped the time sheet for Mercedes in the third and final practice at the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix on Friday as excitement builds amid F1's return to Sin City after nearly 40 years.
F1 cancels first practice in Las Vegas due to loose drain cover on track - ESPN
LAS VEGAS — Formula One's $500 billion Las Vegas Grand Prix got started in farcical circumstances as a loose drain cover caused the abandonment of the first practice session.
Russell's Brazil retirement no problem for last two races
George Russell's engine-related retirement from last Sunday's Sao Paulo Grand Prix will have no knock-on effects for the last two races of the Formula One season, Mercedes said in a team debrief on Wednesday.
Our car does not deserve to win a race, says Mercedes F1 boss
SAO PAULO : Last year's winners Mercedes suffered a nightmare in Brazil on Sunday with unhappy team boss Toto Wolff comparing their Formula One car to a three-wheeler and saying it did not deserve to win a race this season.