But the grand prix itself did not yield a huge amount of action. After Verstappen took the lead at Turn 1, he was able to keep the race under control. In the chasing pack, there were fewer position swaps than the past two years in Las Vegas, as it too suffered from the current overtaking struggles being felt within F1 right now.

What began as a star-studded sprint down the Strip ended in a rule-book twist that rattled the championship race.

Sure, the fact that the reigning title holder of the World Drivers’ Championship, Max Verstappen, finished first—something he has done five times previously this season and now 69 times in his career—is no real surprise. The unexpected part was how the field behind him bounced around in positioning as if on a roulette wheel.

The McLaren drivers finished second and fourth — but in a stunning twist, both were disqualified after the postrace celebrations, with major implications for the championship.

A fifth consecutive Formula 1 championship is within Max Verstappen’s reach following the disqualifications of contenders Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri after Saturday night’s Las Vegas Grand Prix. Verstappen won the event for the second time in three years to close the gap on Norris to just 42 points with two races

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