FIA compliance probe kicks up a storm in F1
LONDON :Formula One's governing body announced a compliance probe on Tuesday that drew a furious response from the sport's owners, top team Mercedes and one of the most senior women in motorsport.
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Lawsuit filed over farcical start to Las Vegas Grand Prix
Organisers of the Las Vegas Grand Prix are facing a class action lawsuit following the farcical start to this weekend’s race on the strip.
Las Vegas Grand Prix facing lawsuit from F1 fans after event ends early
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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.
'It happens' - F1 chief refuses to apologise for Las Vegas farce
Formula One chief executive Stefano Domenicali has refused to apologise for the farcical opening to this weekend's Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Las Vegas Grand Prix offers vouchers to fans after practice debacle
LAS VEGAS : Las Vegas Grand Prix officials attempted damage control on Friday after fans were sent home and missed most of Thursday night's practice sessions, offering $200 merchandise vouchers to single-day ticket holders.
F1 unapologetic on Las Vegas practice chaos: 'It happens' - ESPN
LAS VEGAS — In an attempt to explain the events of the chaotic opening night of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, Formula One has issued an unapologetic statement to fans and offered those with single-day tickets a $200 voucher to spend on race merchandise.
Lewis Hamilton Defends F1 Vegas Race After Max Verstappen Outburst
Seven-times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton has defended the organisation of the Las Vegas Grand Prix after criticism from current world champion Max Verstappen. Red Bull's Verstappen had said the event was "99 percent show and one percent sporting event" and said the street track was "not every interesting". Other drivers including McLaren's Lando Norris and Ferrari's Carlos Sainz had questioned the amount of commercial commitments that drivers have had to undertake around the race.