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Magnussen says it was “game over” as soon as they tried a one-stop in F1 Las Vegas GP

Despite finishing where he started, Kevin Magnussen had a very eventful Las Vegas GP on Saturday night. Points always seemed unlikely from the early stages. He slipped back to P15 in the opening 10 laps as he struggled with graining on the mediums. As he ran until lap 17 with Haas going for a one-stop…

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Pérez: F1 Las Vegas GP strategy was “a total disaster”

While his Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen secured his fourth consecutive World Drivers’ Championship, Sergio Pérez finished the Las Vegas GP in 10th.  Gaining places Although the result wasn’t impressive in the Las Vegas GP, Pérez had qualified in P16. He managed to gain six places through several difficult midfield battles. One move in particular…

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Stella states McLaren go into future with “optimism and a positive feeling” despite missing out on title to Verstappen at F1 Las Vegas GP

McLaren was off the pace in Las Vegas and team boss Andrea Stella expressed his thanks to Mercedes for dominating the race with their 60th 1’2 finish of their history. The praise came as had the Silver Arrows not done so well, then the prancing horse of Ferrari could have clawed back even more points in this year’s F1 constructors’ Championship battle.

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2024 F1 Las Vegas GP tension between Sainz and Leclerc “won’t be an issue” after team discussions — Vasseur

After a successful 2024 F1 Las Vegas GP where Carlos Sainz (P3) and Charles Leclerc (P4) added another 27 points to the tally of Ferrari in the World Constructors’ Championship, the Maranello-based team now sits just 24 points behind McLaren, the current championship leaders. However, despite the favourable outcome for the Maranello-based team, there was…

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Verstappen “very proud” to win fourth F1 title despite having slower car for “70% of the season”

Max Verstappen secured his fourth consecutive Formula 1 world title at Las Vegas, after outscoring Lando Norris by a single point, which was enough to prevent the championship battle from going any further with two races and a Sprint still to be run. The Dutchman didn’t hold back in his emotions and “relief” about winning…

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