McLaren has apologized to its two drivers, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, in the wake of their respective exclusions from Formula 1’s Las Vegas Grand Prix. Norris initially classified in second place, with Piastri fourth, but both were disqualified post-race due to non-conformity of the technical regulations.

For the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix at the Las Vegas Strip Street Circuit, McClure is high on Norris, who is seeking his first season championship since joining F1 in 2019. Last year, he finished second overall with 374 points. In 149 F1 races, Norris has notched 11 wins and been on the podium a whopping 43 times. He has earned 15 pole positions.

By Rory Carroll LAS VEGAS (Reuters) -FBI Director Kash Patel and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem were in attendance at the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Saturday, arriving on the red carpet with Formula One CEO Stefano Domenicali before touring the paddock and McLaren's garage.

It's Formula 1 weekend in Las Vegas, and just about every resort on the strip is pulling out all the stops to stand out. The Venetian Resort, however, stands above the rest for a myriad of reasons, but especially for its Velocity Club.