F1’s second Las Vegas GP was a step up — and proved it doesn’t need to try so hard
F1 knew it couldn’t lean on quite the same intrigue for its second visit to Las Vegas. It also couldn’t realistically expect to repeat the money-spinning success of year one, which generated half a billion dollars for the local economy and $77 million in tax revenue, outstripping all expectations.
Max Verstappen, only the sixth driver in F1 history to win at least four titles, sounded unusually emotional on the radio.
Reaching the landmark fourth title in Las Vegas of all places was a surreal but poignant moment in Verstappen's career.
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