Outside Line: Standing ovation for Las Vegas GP organisers
A long and loud standing ovation for Liberty Media, Formula One Management and Las Vegas Grand Prix Organisers. F1 did a great job.
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A long and loud standing ovation for Liberty Media, Formula One Management and Las Vegas Grand Prix Organisers. F1 did a great job.
The Las Vegas Grand Prix came in for some heavy criticism from Max Verstappen for having too much glitz and glamour and not enough focus on the actual racing. That is fair enough, “the show” that Formula One puts on should not detract from the cars on track.
The headline space was not long enough for what iit should be, namely: A long and loud standing ovation for Liberty Media, Formula One Management and Las Vegas Grand Prix Organisers. Against the odds, they took an audacious idea and turned it into neon-lit reality: friggin' closing The Strip for three days and having Formula 1 cars power around, past the
Charles Leclerc converted his strong practice pace into pole position for the Las Vegas Grand Prix during a thrilling qualifying session around the all-new Strip Circuit, with the Ferrari man getting the better of team mate Carlos Sainz and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen.
Charles Leclerc felt he had a better lap in him despite qualifying P1 for the Las Vegas GP, the margin to Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz