uki Tsunoda, left stranded in Q1 by an admitted Red Bull error at Vegas, is demanding a real explanation after his race weekend was derailed by a tyre pressure blunder and ongoing team silence.
Alex Albon’s Las Vegas GP turned into a throwback ordeal: no team radio, a penalty after clashing with Hamilton, and confusion in the pits, ending his day early despite pace.
McLaren’s mastery of ride height became its downfall in Las Vegas—unexpected bouncing and rear plank wear resulted in disqualification, despite drastic in-race efforts to limit damage.
After both cars were disqualified from the Las Vegas GP for excessive plank wear, McLaren’s team boss, Lando Norris, and Oscar Piastri issued apologies, disappointment, and a commitment to learn and fight back.
McLaren Reacts to Norris & Piastri Double Disqualification at Las Vegas | F1 2025 Lire la suite »
McLaren has suffered a dramatic championship blow after both Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri were disqualified from the Las Vegas Grand Prix results due to excessive skid block wear detected during post-race technical inspections.
Gabriel Bortoleto has been handed a five-place grid penalty for the Qatar Grand Prix and two penalty points on his license after causing a Lap 1 collision with Lance Stroll at Las Vegas.
Bortoleto Hit with Qatar Grid Penalty After Stroll Collision in Las Vegas | F1 2025 Lire la suite »
The FIA has defended its marshal safety procedures following a controversial incident at Las Vegas where track officials were shown running from Turn 1 as leaders approached, arguing the situation was appropriately managed under established safety protocols.
FIA Defends Las Vegas Marshal Safety Decision After Controversial Incident | F1 2025 Lire la suite »
Carlos Sainz secured a brilliant third-place qualifying result in Las Vegas but has made clear he won’t take unnecessary risks in the race despite starting ahead of championship contenders Lando Norris and Max Verstappen, preferring to focus on the best possible result for Williams.
Max Verstappen expressed satisfaction with second on the grid in Las Vegas, admitting Red Bull wasn’t a contender for pole in treacherous conditions that felt « like ice. »
Verstappen Relieved with P2 After Challenging Las Vegas Qualifying | F1 2025 Lire la suite »
Red Bull has accepted full responsibility for Yuki Tsunoda’s disastrous Q1 elimination at Las Vegas, with team principal Laurent Mekies apologizing for critical tyre pressure setup errors that left the Japanese driver unable to compete effectively in treacherous wet conditions.
