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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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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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sports16h ago

CBS Sports ranks the Players Era Men's Championship as the premier Feast Week event in Las Vegas.
The event features No. 1 Houston opening against Syracuse and a Houston-Tennessee rematch from last year's Elite Eight.
Other top events include the Baha Mar Championship in Nassau and the Maui Invitational, each offering high-profile matchups.
The list includes the ESPN Events Invitational (Magic Bracket) and the Battle 4 Atlantis, emphasizing early-season testing for heralded programs.
The article frames Feast Week as a period for deep, multi-team competitions shaping early-season narratives and NIL opportunities.
Battle 4 Atlantis and Maui Invitational are highlighted for their potential storylines and coaching development.
CBS Sports names the Maui Invitational as part of the Feast Week lineup, noting coaching potential and program momentum.
The piece emphasizes that Feast Week showcases top brands and provides value for fans seeking meaningful early-season games.
The article cites NIL-related payments and star matchups as drivers of Feast Week's appeal for fans and teams alike.

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Stephens pleaded guilty to murder, kidnapping resulting in substantial bodily harm, and child abuse in the 2018 case involving a 4-year-old boy in Las Vegas.
A judge sentenced Stephens to life in prison without the possibility of parole after the plea.
Authorities cited extensive injuries and signs of abuse, including rib fractures and a lacerated liver, in determining homicide.
The victim, Brandon Steckler Jr., was nonverbal due to autism and was nicknamed 'Tuku' by loved ones.
Child Protective Services had been contacted multiple times about concerns prior to the murder, but investigations were unsubstantiated.
Stephens admitted responsibility during court proceedings, but her public defender said there is no justification for the actions.
The victim, Brandon Steckler Jr., lived with injuries and malnutrition at the time of death, with autopsy details described in court.
Stephens initially told authorities the boy had drowned, altering her story after the incident.
The case drew attention as one of the most brutal child abuse cases in Nevada in recent memory.
Brandon Steckler Jr. was celebrated by family members for the joy he brought to those around him.

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