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Las Vegas GP: Drain covers cause red flags again

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sports1h ago

Las Vegas GP: Drain covers cause red flags again

Espn.com and 3 more

The Las Vegas Grand Prix Practice 2 was halted due to a loose manhole cover near Turn 17, prompting inspections and a red-flag restart before proceeding under caution.
Lando Norris led FP2 with a 1:33.602, while several title rivals failed to set competitive laps amid red flags and stoppages around the circuit.
Charles Leclerc faced a gearbox issue in FP2, curbing Ferrari’s running and adding to the disruption caused by the manhole-cover scare.

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Las Vegas GP: Manhole cover drama leaves questions open as Norris rebounds in FP2

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sports1h ago

Las Vegas GP: Manhole cover drama leaves questions open as Norris rebounds in FP2

Planetf1.com

Lando Norris topped FP2 with a 1:33.602, beating Antonelli by 0.029 seconds.
Manhole-cover issues triggered two red flags and a session restart during FP2.
Charles Leclerc improved from FP1 to take third place after returning to form.
Session resumption saw several drivers, including Leclerc, near the top as laps were completed.
Red flags occurred after drivers reported grip issues and the run-off area near Turn 5 caused concerns.
Norris led a strong top group as several drivers posted personal bests before the stoppages.
Kimi Antonelli finished second, closing the gap to Norris in a tight FP2.
Leclerc ended up third, with Verstappen and Hamilton among the quicks in the running order.
The practice highlighted track maintenance and safety concerns ahead of the race weekend.
The FP2 results listed Norris, Antonelli, Leclerc as the top three in Las Vegas practice.

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FIA takes immediate action after 'track maintenance' issue

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sports1h ago

FIA takes immediate action after 'track maintenance' issue

Planetf1.com

The Las Vegas Grand Prix FP2 was halted and later ended under red flags due to a loose manhole cover near Turn 17.
FIA confirmed the cause was a moving manhole cover, prompting a safety stop and on-site inspections.
This incident follows past Las Vegas safety concerns with manhole covers, including 2023 issues involving Carlos Sainz.
FIA clarified the session restart could not proceed while inspections continued on-site.
PlanetF1 reports noted that track maintenance was cited as the reason for the red-flag halt.
Las Vegas Grand Prix is promoted by Liberty Media, the commercial rights holder of Formula 1.
The incident affected FP2 proceedings but not the overall race schedule, with ongoing safety inspections planned.

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2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix - Free Practice 2 F1 results (Las Vegas Strip)

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sports1h ago

2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix - Free Practice 2 F1 results (Las Vegas Strip)

Planetf1.com

Lando Norris set the FP2 pace with a 1:33.602, heading the Las Vegas FP2 timesheet.
Andrea Kimi Antonelli finished second in FP2, 0.029s behind Norris.
Charles Leclerc completed the top three before pulling over due to a reliability issue.
Nico Hulkenberg was fourth for Sauber, with Isack Hadjar fifth for Racing Bulls.
Liam Lawson matched his teammate in sixth, close behind the top contenders.
George Russell was seventh for Mercedes, ahead of Alex Albon in eighth for Williams.
Max Verstappen finished ninth, with Lewis Hamilton completing the top ten for Ferrari.
Piastri did not set a representative time on the soft tyres, finishing down in 14th.
A full FP2 report is available at the bottom of the PlanetF1 article.

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Main Oscar Piastri issue diagnosed as Mark Webber receives new SOS call

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sports1d ago

Main Oscar Piastri issue diagnosed as Mark Webber receives new SOS call

Planetf1.com and 1 more

Piastri targets a late-season revival by simplifying his approach and focusing on self-improvement rather than over-reliance on data.
Webber’s guidance stresses that data should inform, not drive, decisions to prevent Piastri from losing his instinctive racecraft.
The Brazil incidents are cited as a turning point, with errors and penalties shaping confidence and the narrative around Piastri’s form.
There is a caution against becoming a Norris clone, warning that excessive data focus could erode unique driving instincts.
Webber frames his role as a mentor who can help Piastri regain form after a season reshaped by a dramatic deficit swing.
Piastri’s prior data-driven wins against Norris are highlighted as a strength, contrasted with current struggles.
The narrative emphasizes Brazil as a pivotal moment, influencing confidence and the penalty dispute surrounding Piastri.
A clear instruction from Webber—"Just focus on yourself"—is underscored as central to a late-season push.
The analysis cautions that a data-dominant approach risks consuming Piastri and undermining authentic racecraft.
Historical context from Webber uses his 2010 title bid as a cautionary tale about overthinking during a title challenge.

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Carlos Sainz Demands "Urgent" Formula 1 Review After "Unacceptable" Penalty In Brazil

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sports1d ago

Carlos Sainz Demands "Urgent" Formula 1 Review After "Unacceptable" Penalty In Brazil

Si.com and 2 more

Sainz calls for an urgent FIA meeting to address what he calls an unacceptable Brazil penalty and to rethink how penalties are applied across the sport.
The Brazil penalty is framed as part of a broader pattern of controversial decisions this season, fueling calls for reform in how racing incidents are judged.
Piastri’s 10-second penalty at Interlagos for contact during the safety-car restart is cited as a pivotal decision affecting his podium chances and the title race.
Sainz highlights perceived inconsistencies in steward decisions, pointing to past penalties in Zandvoort, Monza, and the United States Grand Prix as examples.
Sainz raises the possibility of removing or revising the Driving Standards Guidelines to improve consistency in penalties.
Sainz suggests permanent stewards could reduce disputes by building a shared understanding of penalties among drivers and officials.
The reference article notes Sainz’s role as a GP Drivers’ Association director and frames the push for dialogue as part of driver-driven reform.
Sainz emphasizes that the Brazil incident involved a driver with no fault, arguing this should influence how penalties are assessed at the sport’s highest level.
The article reinforces the Las Vegas Grand Prix context, tying the Brazil controversy to a high-profile, weekend-long narrative for Williams and Sainz.
The new reference frames the Brazil penalty as potentially decisive for the 2025 title race, given the remaining races in Las Vegas, Doha, and Abu Dhabi.

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Lando Norris: McLaren driver says relationship with Oscar Piastri is 'better than ever' ahead of Las Vegas Grand Prix

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Lando Norris: McLaren driver says relationship with Oscar Piastri is 'better than ever' ahead of Las Vegas Grand Prix

Skysports.com

Norris says his relationship with Oscar Piastri is better than ever as they push for the title in Las Vegas.
Piastri agrees the dynamic is perhaps better now after their third year together.
Both drivers say they stay focused on the team and avoid letting personal tensions affect performance.
Norris notes constant work and adaptation as key to his recent form.
Piastri emphasizes Las Vegas' unique conditions require adaptation and driving the car to the right places.
Norris sees Las Vegas as a tough race but believes McLaren can still perform well.
Norris highlights improved team procedures and simulator work contributing to form.
Piastri hopes to maximise performance by adapting quickly to Las Vegas' track specifics.
Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend schedule outlined by Sky Sports coverage.
Norris remains confident about race prospects, aiming to win as the title race intensifies.

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Lewis Hamilton: Ferrari driver understands chairman John Elkann's 'talk less' comments about him and Charles Leclerc

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Lewis Hamilton: Ferrari driver understands chairman John Elkann's 'talk less' comments about him and Charles Leclerc

Skysports.com

Hamilton says he understands Elkann's intentions and remains focused on the team's unity and improvement.
Leclerc says Elkann's remarks were intended to be constructive to push the team forward.
Both drivers maintain focus on driving and learning from the year to build a better future.
Hamilton confirms ongoing team commitment with Ferrari, expressing gratitude for factory workers' efforts.
Leclerc highlights a personal conversation with Elkann about the remarks and their intended message.
Elkann's comments followed Ferrari's late-season struggles and a 4th in the Constructors' standings.
Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend is highlighted as the backdrop for ongoing team discussions.
Hamilton remains confident the team will 'get to where we want to be' despite a difficult year.
Leclerc expresses commitment to focus on track performance and improvement for Ferrari.

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Norris: Flat out approach has 'served me well'

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sports1d ago

Norris: Flat out approach has 'served me well'

Espn.com

Norris leads the F1 standings with 83 points remaining and aims to win the title this season.
Norris says he will attack every remaining race and treat it as if he isn’t in a championship.
Norris credits a strong support group and self-belief for handling bad days and turning them around.
Verstappen says winning five consecutive titles remains possible but is largely out of reach this year.
Norris has won successive races and enters Las Vegas as the form driver of late.
Norris was 34 points behind Piastri after an engine issue at Zandvoort earlier in the season.
Norris’s championship lead allows some room to finish second in the final races and still win the title.
Norris emphasizes a mindset of aggression balanced with strategic caution.
Norris aims to win the title at the Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend.
Norris notes his philosophy is to stay positive and not dwell on bad days.

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Max Verstappen responds to 'really weird' Christian Horner 'championship' question

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sports23h ago

Max Verstappen responds to 'really weird' Christian Horner 'championship' question

Planetf1.com

Verstappen called the Horner question about a late comeback 'really weird' and puzzled by its premise.
The article notes Horner’s departure and a leadership shift at Red Bull as the team structure changed.
Verstappen emphasized the car’s performance varied by circuit, affecting their championship pursuit.
The piece highlights Mekies taking charge after Horner’s exit and the ongoing fight for the title.
Verstappen stated he isn’t focused on the outcome and would prefer strong weekends as the season ends.

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