Max Verstappen’s prospects of a fifth straight Formula 1 world title were handed a huge boost at the Las Vegas Grand Prix following the exclusion of both McLaren drivers. In a huge twist, which was only confirmed in the early hours of Sunday morning several hours after the race,

McLaren isn’t the first team to fall foul of F1’s plank wear rules, but it could end up being the most costly given the points lost for both Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri in the Las Vegas GP. Here’s

It took five months to design and build the Las Vegas GP trophy, which reflects an evolving twist on one of F1's oldest traditions

It's Formula 1 weekend in Las Vegas, and just about every resort on the strip is pulling out all the stops to stand out. The Venetian Resort, however, stands above the rest for a myriad of reasons, but especially for its Velocity Club.

A full-size, driveable LEGO 1950s Cadillac Fleetwood Sixty Special carried Max Verstappen, Lando Norris and George Russell to the Bellagio fountains following the race

The incident drew criticism from pundits, including subject-matter expert Niels Wittich – Rui Marques' predecessor as FIA race director before the Portuguese replaced him 12 months ago. "This must not happen,

Las Vegas is hosting a hotly anticipated F1 Grand Prix, in the hopes of jumpstarting a slow tourist season. British rising star Lando Norris, who races for McLaren, speaks with NBC News’ Chloe Melas about his career and the upcoming Vegas race.