Verstappen Wins Record-Setting Las Vegas Grand Prix Amid Initial Criticism
Despite initial backlash and a class-action lawsuit, the Las Vegas Grand Prix delivered a thrilling race, changing the tune of critics including winner Max Verstappen.
- Max Verstappen won the Las Vegas Grand Prix, marking his 18th win of the season and Red Bull's 20th, both records for a single season.
- Despite initial criticism of the event, Verstappen praised the race and the crowd, stating he was excited to return next year.
- Charles Leclerc finished second, denying Red Bull a one-two finish, but Sergio Perez secured second place in the drivers' championship, marking a first for Red Bull.
- The event faced criticism and a class-action lawsuit due to a disastrous first practice session and disruptions caused by street closures, but was ultimately deemed a success.
- The race was the third stop in the United States this season, more than any other country, and is scheduled to be held on the Saturday before Thanksgiving for the next decade.
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