Max Verstappen has claimed the 2024 F1 drivers’ title after finishing above closest challenger Lando Norris at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver, who started one spot ahead of Norris in fifth, finished the 50-lap race in the same position, while the McLaren driver came home in sixth.

Formula 1 has taken over Las Vegas for the second straight year as the 22nd round of its world championship will be staged on and around the iconic strip.

Mercedes’ George Russell took victory in the 2024 Las Vegas GP from pole, but it was Max Verstappen who could celebrate winning the drivers' title in Nevada

Follow all the F1 live action as the globe-trotting tour heads to Las Vegas for the first part of F1's final triple-header.

The Las Vegas Grand Prix is here and Max Verstappen can potentially seal a fourth consecutive title should he win the race, leaving Lando Norris in his wake. With only two races remaining following the street circuit in Nevada, the Dutchman started the race ahead of his McLaren rival, with George Russell on pole position.

F1 next heads to the famous Sin City strip for the second edition of the Las Vegas Grand Prix and round 22 of the 2024 season. Max Verstappen is on the cusp of a fourth successive world championship after his masterful drive in the wet at the last race in Brazil.

George Russell seized his third pole position of the season for Saturday's Las Vegas Grand Prix. Russell, of Mercedes, overcame a brush with the Turn 5 wall on his first lap in Q3 on Friday to turn in a top qualifying time of 1 minute 32.

The start of Q3 was delayed after Franco Colapinto suffered a hard hit at Turn 16, not only causing significant damage to his Williams but also the barrier. George Russell on pole