More competitive field increases betting interest in F1's Las Vegas Grand Prix
There is a little more racing drama for Saturday night’s Las Vegas Grand Prix than a year ago when Max Verstappen was running away with the Formula 1 championship and most of the news centered on the disruptions leading up to the race.
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Verstappen: Red Bull ‘throws away two races’ with rear wing decisionMax Verstappen feels Red Bull has left itself exposed at races requiring low-downforce set-up without a dedicated rear wing ...
Christian Horner, the team principal and CEO of Red Bull Racing, recently opened up about a challenging period in his ...
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SCUF Gaming Announces Multi-Year Partnership with Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing for Custom Controllers, Exclusive Gaming Content, and More(PR) SCUF Gaming , creator of the high-performance gaming controller category and part of the CORSAIR family of brands, today ...
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LAS VEGAS — Max Verstappen, needing just three points over Lando Norris at the Las Vegas Grand Prix to seal a fourth ...
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Friday favourite: The F1 winner who impressed Red Bull’s original DutchmanThe 2006 season wasn’t a vintage one for Red Bull in Formula 1, but teaming up with David Coulthard for the final three races ...
Red Bull Racing had a tough Friday in Las Vegas. Max Verstappen struggled to get to grips with his RB20, and teammate ...
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Yuki Tsunoda frustrated with Red Bull’s ‘usual story’ after promotion snubDespite “destroying” Daniel Ricciardo and being up on Liam Lawson in the points, Yuki Tsunoda is ruing the “usual story” as ...
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