Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri have been disqualified from the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix, a huge boost to the title hopes of Max Verstappen, who won the race.

Formula 1 went all out in its return to the Strip for the Las Vegas Grand Prix Saturday night. With the big stage and bright lights, plenty of stars were bound to step out to watch Lando Norris and Max Verstappen race on the street circuit that goes in front of the Sphere and down parts of the Las Vegas Strip.

Norris is still in a good position to claim a maiden title, but both his and Oscar Piastri’s disqualification in Las Vegas hands Max Verstappen fresh hope

Every F1 car has a wood-composite plank (aka, skid block) on the bottom. It’s there to prevent teams from running the car too low to the ground, which would give them an aerodynamic advantage. The rules say you can’t wear it down by more than 1 millimeter during a race.

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The makers of the behemoth Hollywood production, which largely took place alongside active Formula One events, had to adopt a new role to make it to the finish line: staying out of the way.

Max Verstappen is deadlocked with Oscar Piastri on 366 points following his win in the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The four-time reigning champion's long-shot bid to overtake points leader Lando Norris received a boost after Norris and McLaren teammate Piastri were disqualified following a post-race check.

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Lewis Hamilton’s first season with Ferrari continued its bruising trajectory at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, where he described 2025 as the most difficult campaign of his Formula 1 career. The seven-time world champion began the weekend with his first career last-place qualifying result on merit,