McLaren has the upper hand, but their margin for error is slim. A solid strategy focused on minimizing risks and maintaining consistent scoring between both drivers should be enough to secure the championship. Luckily, McLaren’s car has been one of the most track-versatile on the grid this season.

The Las Vegas Grand Prix does not believe a Sprint event would suit its schedule given average speeds and the complexity of its track. Last year’s inaugural event was won by Max Verstappen in

F1 is coming back to the Las Vegas strip and race day preparations are underway. Barricades and race equipment are slowly taking over the iconic strip for on of the few city circuits in the F1 calendar.

Formula One has no plans to add a sprint race to the Las Vegas Grand Prix schedule in the near future as officials remain “quite comfortable” keeping the format at other events.

Formula One’s chief commercial officer Emily Prazer says that a sprint had been considered and rejected. Read more at straitstimes.com.