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This race is giving me the jitters
Merc making dumb decisions again putting Ham on hards.
Lol I was thinking Checo was a punk. You want the spot come take it. As soon as I heard it I knew Max wouldn’t be giving anything up
Look at all the times Checo took one for the team to help max either by slowing down a opponent or losing out on position points at the end to switch tires and get the fastest lap.
I’m not saying it wouldn’t have been right. Just that knowing how Max thinks it wasn’t likely.
Looking forward to this Russell vs Hamilton start.
Merc making Redbull look human again
Russell out here asking for team orders? “Are we racing or 1-2”
Max is a hoe ass fuckboy CAC. I can’t wait until next season when he needs a favor from Checo.
Max's daddy couldn't drive and was the equivalent of a Latifi. He taught Max to be ruthless, though.
His fans are still blaming Lewis for the incident last Sunday even though Max said he crashed into Lewis on purpose because Lewis had more to lose.
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Ferrari confirm Mattia Binotto has resigned as Team Principal | Formula 1®
Ferrari have announced that Mattia Binotto is to leave his position as Ferrari Team Principal at the end of the year, putting an end to weeks of speculation.
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Binotto's Ferrari Exit: The Full Backstory
With the future of Mattia Binotto expected to be resolved imminently, RacingNews365.com Editorial Director Dieter Rencken provides the full story behind the Ferrari drama.
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Date announced for Formula 1 race in Las Vegas in 2023
By FOX5 Staff
Published: Sep. 20, 2022 at 9:33 AM PDT|Updated: 8 hours ago
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The highly-anticipated Formula 1 race next year in Las Vegas officially has a date.
According to F1′s 2023 calendar, the Las Vegas event will be held on Saturday, Nov. 18, 2023. The race will take place with a “historic 10 p.m. ‘lights out’ start.”
In August, the group announced that fans could sign up for a ticketing pre-registration. Organizers said at that time that the demand for tickets is expected to “far exceed” the more than 100,000 official spectator capacity as Las Vegas eagerly awaits Formula 1′s arrival.
“A ticket to the Las Vegas Grand Prix will be the hottest ticket in global sport next year,” Stefano Domenicali, president and CEO of Formula 1, said previously. “Taking over the sports and entertainment capital of the world for almost an entire week is going to be a game changer for Formula 1 and has the potential to set the benchmark for all global sports and entertainment events in the future. Fans won’t want to miss it.”
F1 says the track design for the Las Vegas event is 3.8 miles long from start to finish with top speeds estimated to be over 210 mph. There will be 50 race laps with three main straights and 17 corners, F1 said previously.
For more information on Las Vegas Grand Prix’s pre-registration portal, visit: f1lasvegasgp.com
By FOX5 Staff
Published: Sep. 20, 2022 at 9:33 AM PDT|Updated: 8 hours ago
Date announced for Formula 1 race in Las Vegas in 2023
The highly-anticipated Formula 1 race next year in Las Vegas officially has a date.
The highly-anticipated Formula 1 race next year in Las Vegas officially has a date.
According to F1′s 2023 calendar, the Las Vegas event will be held on Saturday, Nov. 18, 2023. The race will take place with a “historic 10 p.m. ‘lights out’ start.”
In August, the group announced that fans could sign up for a ticketing pre-registration. Organizers said at that time that the demand for tickets is expected to “far exceed” the more than 100,000 official spectator capacity as Las Vegas eagerly awaits Formula 1′s arrival.
“A ticket to the Las Vegas Grand Prix will be the hottest ticket in global sport next year,” Stefano Domenicali, president and CEO of Formula 1, said previously. “Taking over the sports and entertainment capital of the world for almost an entire week is going to be a game changer for Formula 1 and has the potential to set the benchmark for all global sports and entertainment events in the future. Fans won’t want to miss it.”
F1 says the track design for the Las Vegas event is 3.8 miles long from start to finish with top speeds estimated to be over 210 mph. There will be 50 race laps with three main straights and 17 corners, F1 said previously.
For more information on Las Vegas Grand Prix’s pre-registration portal, visit: f1lasvegasgp.com
Hamilton, Perez and more light up the Las Vegas Grand Prix Launch Party
With Las Vegas returning to the Formula 1 calendar in 2023, Caesars Palace held an action-packed, exhilarating all-day event on Saturday November 5, to get thousands of fans into the F1 spirit...
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November 5, 2022
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Lewis Hamilton, Sergio Perez, George Russell and Alex Albon were in attendance for the F1 Launch Party in Vegas, while fans also enjoyed live car runs, the Formula 1 Pit Stop Challenge, F1 Esports simulators, car and trophy photo opportunities and exclusive giveaways on the famous Strip.
Normally, what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but we managed to get some shots of the incredible day of action. Head to the gallery above to see how Vegas welcomed Formula 1 on Saturday.
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With Las Vegas returning to the Formula 1 calendar in 2023, Caesars Palace held an action-packed, exhilarating all-day event on Saturday November 5, to get thousands of fans into the F1 spirit...
F1
November 5, 2022
GALLERY: Hamilton, Perez and more light up the Las Vegas Grand Prix Launch Party | Formula 1®
With Las Vegas returning to the Formula 1 calendar in 2023, Caesars Palace held an action-packed, exhilarating all-day event on Saturday, November 5, to get thousands of fans in the F1 spirit...
www.formula1.com
Lewis Hamilton, Sergio Perez, George Russell and Alex Albon were in attendance for the F1 Launch Party in Vegas, while fans also enjoyed live car runs, the Formula 1 Pit Stop Challenge, F1 Esports simulators, car and trophy photo opportunities and exclusive giveaways on the famous Strip.
Normally, what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but we managed to get some shots of the incredible day of action. Head to the gallery above to see how Vegas welcomed Formula 1 on Saturday.
Click Link To View Gallery
This ain’t “Saturday Night At The Local Track” event.
This event is for “High Rollers” and “Big Ballers”.
If you too cheap to pay for a Netflix subscription, don’t even think of coming to Vegas for the weekend this event is going on.
Every hotel including the cheap “No-Tells” on Boulder Highway are gonna jack up their rates. All restaurants, shows, nightclubs are gonna jack up there rates.
And the event is in November. Nice cool daytime temps in the low 70s with 50s overnight.
Resorts World introduces $888K package for F1 weekend in Las Vegas
by News 3 Staff
Friday, January 20th 2023
Resorts World Las Vegas is joining the list of casino-hotels offering pricey luxury packages for the Las Vegas Grand Prix later this year.
The resort announced what it calls the "888 Experience," an $888,000 package centered around the Formula One race that will take over the Las Vegas Strip in November.
As part of the package, guests will get a three-night stay in the Palace Suites, private butler service, custom tailoring and styling, $20,000 in resort credit, private domestic air transportation or international first-class reimbursement and VIP treatment.
Guests also get six tickets to the Paddock Club and 10 grandstand tickets for the F1 race.
There will also be slightly less expensive packages available, including the Legacy Experience priced at $50,000 per night and the Starting Line Experience at $8,750 per night.
Visit the Resorts World website to see more packages.
Both Wynn Las Vegas and Caesars Entertainment previously announced million-dollar packages centered on the race, officially called the Formula 1 Heineken Silver Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Formula One weekend will be held Nov. 16-18.
This event is for “High Rollers” and “Big Ballers”.
If you too cheap to pay for a Netflix subscription, don’t even think of coming to Vegas for the weekend this event is going on.
Every hotel including the cheap “No-Tells” on Boulder Highway are gonna jack up their rates. All restaurants, shows, nightclubs are gonna jack up there rates.
And the event is in November. Nice cool daytime temps in the low 70s with 50s overnight.
Resorts World introduces $888K package for F1 weekend in Las Vegas
by News 3 Staff
Friday, January 20th 2023
Resorts World Las Vegas is joining the list of casino-hotels offering pricey luxury packages for the Las Vegas Grand Prix later this year.
The resort announced what it calls the "888 Experience," an $888,000 package centered around the Formula One race that will take over the Las Vegas Strip in November.
As part of the package, guests will get a three-night stay in the Palace Suites, private butler service, custom tailoring and styling, $20,000 in resort credit, private domestic air transportation or international first-class reimbursement and VIP treatment.
Guests also get six tickets to the Paddock Club and 10 grandstand tickets for the F1 race.
There will also be slightly less expensive packages available, including the Legacy Experience priced at $50,000 per night and the Starting Line Experience at $8,750 per night.
Visit the Resorts World website to see more packages.
Both Wynn Las Vegas and Caesars Entertainment previously announced million-dollar packages centered on the race, officially called the Formula 1 Heineken Silver Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Formula One weekend will be held Nov. 16-18.
Caesars Entertainment unveils $5M F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix package
By Mick Akers
Las Vegas Review-Journal
1 month ago
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Caesars Entertainment rolled out the most lavish 2023 Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix package thus far, with a $5 million asking price attached to it.
The multimillion dollar “Emperor Package” includes a five-night stay at the Nobu Sky Villa located at the Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace. The villa is a 10,300-square-foot, three-bedroom space, with a 4,700-square-foot terrace 140 feet above the Las Vegas Strip. The terrace provides space for up to 75 people, with views of the grand prix’s circuit that includes a stretch running on Las Vegas Boulevard between Spring Mountain Road and Harmon Avenue.
The villa offers upscale amenities including a 24/7 butler service, an outdoor zen garden with a Japanese onsen tub, media room, billiards table, full bar, outdoor kitchen, sauna and a private spa treatment room.
Guests will receive an exclusive dining experience personally created and hosted by chef Nobu Matsuhisa featuring his signature new style Japanese cuisine, paired with high-end sake and Japanese whiskey.
The package also provides top-tier access to race festivities and other experiences, including 12 tickets to the Paddock Club at the F1 paddock, which will be the hub of all race activity.
The race weekend experience also includes an all-inclusive food and beverage package and access the Pit Lane Walk and a private Caesars Entertainment space within the Paddock Club.
The guests will have access to a personal driver and Rolls-Royce for their full stay and a space service for six guests inside the private treatment room located inside the villa.
A personal host will coordinate VIP experiences at Caesars Entertainment’s Las Vegas resorts, including food and beverage offerings and Omnia Nightclub at Caesars Palace.
Caesars Palace also will invite the Emperor Package holder and a guest to attend the sold-out “Weekends with Adele” show at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace.
“Leaning into the unrivaled view the Nobu Sky Villa offers, we have created a package to meet the dynamic energy and prestige this historic weekend of racing will bring to the city,” Sean McBurney, regional president for Caesars Entertainment, said in a statement. “Tapping into our rich network of amenities and world-class talent, the Emperor Package, mixing unmatched views, direct access and best-in-class service, will be the ultimate experience for some very lucky racing fans that cannot be duplicated.”
By Mick Akers
Las Vegas Review-Journal
1 month ago
Caesars Entertainment unveils $5M F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix package | Formula 1 | Sports | Motor Sports
Caesars Entertainment rolled out the most lavish 2023 Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix thus far, with a $5 million asking price attached to it.
Caesars Entertainment rolled out the most lavish 2023 Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix package thus far, with a $5 million asking price attached to it.
The multimillion dollar “Emperor Package” includes a five-night stay at the Nobu Sky Villa located at the Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace. The villa is a 10,300-square-foot, three-bedroom space, with a 4,700-square-foot terrace 140 feet above the Las Vegas Strip. The terrace provides space for up to 75 people, with views of the grand prix’s circuit that includes a stretch running on Las Vegas Boulevard between Spring Mountain Road and Harmon Avenue.
The villa offers upscale amenities including a 24/7 butler service, an outdoor zen garden with a Japanese onsen tub, media room, billiards table, full bar, outdoor kitchen, sauna and a private spa treatment room.
Guests will receive an exclusive dining experience personally created and hosted by chef Nobu Matsuhisa featuring his signature new style Japanese cuisine, paired with high-end sake and Japanese whiskey.
The package also provides top-tier access to race festivities and other experiences, including 12 tickets to the Paddock Club at the F1 paddock, which will be the hub of all race activity.
The race weekend experience also includes an all-inclusive food and beverage package and access the Pit Lane Walk and a private Caesars Entertainment space within the Paddock Club.
The guests will have access to a personal driver and Rolls-Royce for their full stay and a space service for six guests inside the private treatment room located inside the villa.
A personal host will coordinate VIP experiences at Caesars Entertainment’s Las Vegas resorts, including food and beverage offerings and Omnia Nightclub at Caesars Palace.
Caesars Palace also will invite the Emperor Package holder and a guest to attend the sold-out “Weekends with Adele” show at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace.
“Leaning into the unrivaled view the Nobu Sky Villa offers, we have created a package to meet the dynamic energy and prestige this historic weekend of racing will bring to the city,” Sean McBurney, regional president for Caesars Entertainment, said in a statement. “Tapping into our rich network of amenities and world-class talent, the Emperor Package, mixing unmatched views, direct access and best-in-class service, will be the ultimate experience for some very lucky racing fans that cannot be duplicated.”
