Las Vegas Grand Prix 2025: The final triple header sequence of the Formula 1 2025 season is set to begin with the Las Vegas Grand Prix this Sunday.
After reigning supreme at the Mexico City Grand Prix, Lando Norris carried his momentum into Interlagos with another impressive display. Norris delivered when it counted most, securing pole position and triumphing in both the Sprint and the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
Oscar Piastri’s unfortunate crash in the Sprint race, combined with a penalty that relegated him to fifth place in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, has widened the points gap between the two McLaren drivers to 24. This margin means Lando Norris can afford to finish second behind Piastri in the remaining three races and the Qatar Sprint and still secure the championship title.
The situation for Max Verstappen is straightforward: he needs to earn significant points at Las Vegas to keep his title hopes alive. However, unexpected outcomes are not out of the question and Vegas could well prove to be the stage where he narrows the gap once more.
Last year, Mercedes excelled in the cool conditions, delivering a commanding 1-2 finish. George Russell took a comfortable victory from pole, while Lewis Hamilton fought back from tenth on the grid to claim second place.
The first two practice sessions, which concluded on Friday, saw contrasting results. LeClerc, Albon and Yuki topped the timings, with Verstappen fourth, Norris sixth and Paistri eighth.
Championship leader Lando Norris made amends in the second practice session by leading the pack with a time of 1:33.602. Antonelli and LeClerc completed the top 3, with Verstappen coming in 9th and Piastri 14th - a result which Norris would thoroughly welcome to repeat when the main race takes place this Sunday.
Las Vegas Grand Prix 2025: Race Schedule And Timings
All the timings provided below are in Indian Standard Time (IST):
Saturday, November 22:
Final Practice Session from 6 a.m. to 7 a.m.
Qualifying from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Sunday, November 23: The Las Vegas Grand Prix 2025 will start at 9:30 a.m.
Las Vegas Grand Prix 2025: Live Streaming In India
Fans in India can watch the Las Vegas Grand Prix on the FanCode app and website. Live action will also be available via the TATA Play FanCode sports channel on TV.
Las Vegas Grand Prix: Statistics
According to the official website of Formula 1, here are important statistics for the Las Vegas Grand Prix:
First Grand Prix – 2023
Track Length – 6.201 km
Lap record – 1 m 34.876 s, Lando Norris, McLaren, 2024
Most pole positions – Charles Leclerc and George Russell (1)
Most wins – Max Verstappen and George Russell (1)
Las Vegas Grand Prix: Previous Winners
2024 – George Russell (Mercedes)
2023 – Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
Las Vegas Grand Prix: Polesitters
2024 – George Russell (Mercedes)
2023 – Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)