Follow live from Las Vegas as George Russell starts on pole and Max Verstappen looks to secure his fourth successive world title

Formula One leader Max Verstappen said he was surprised to be ahead of title challenger Lando Norris after qualifying fifth for the Las Vegas Grand Prix despite a rear wing disadvantage.

Verstappen hopes to join an elite club of drivers to win four F1 world championships. He can achieve it by finishing ahead of McLaren rival Lando Norris in Sin City.

The F1 circus head to the neon-lit street circuit of Las Vegas this weekend, with Max Verstappen poised to claim a fourth successive Drivers Championship crown.  The Red Bull driver's dramatic win from 17th place at a rain-disrupted Sao Paulo Grand Prix  last time out means the Dutchman is now 62 points ahead of nearest rival Lando Norris That means the task at hand for Norris is clear -  with 86 points still available in the final three races nothing less than a podium finish ahead of Verstappen will be enough to keep his title hopes alive for another week.

The Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix 2024 features some of the world’s best race car drivers coming to “Sin City,” including Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton, Sergio Pérez, Lando Norris and others.

We’ve got the details on how you can watch F1’s practices, qualifying, and the Las Vegas Grand Prix this weekend. The 2024 Formula 1 World Championship season from the Las Vegas Strip Circuit in Nevada continues tonight with the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix.

View of the Sin City skyline during Formula 1 Grand Prix Live view of the Las Vegas skyline as the Formula 1 race returns to the Sin City for a second year on the famed Las Vegas Strip. Defending winner and Red Bull driver Max Verstappen needs only to finish the race ahead of Lando Norris of McLaren to secure a fourth consecutive F1 championship.