Carlos Sainz breathed a major sigh of relief in Las Vegas after the stewards announced that no further action would be taken over his Turn 5 incident during qualifying, allowing him to retain his hard-earned P3 grid position for the Grand Prix.

For Lewis Hamilton, his Las Vegas Grand Prix qualifying ended in confusing circumstances with a Q1 exit sealed.

Lewis Hamilton will start 20th at the Las Vegas Grand Prix as the seven-time world champion faces a long Sunday in Sin City as he looks to recover points for Ferrari

It left an unpleasant aftertaste, but Lando Norris must quickly digest and get over it. McLaren’s double disqualification from the Las Vegas Grand Prix has allowed Max Verstappen to claw his way back into the race for the 2025 Formula 1 World Championship — but Norris still has it all in his grasp to secure his first crown,

“We acknowledge that any situation where marshals find themselves on track in front of oncoming cars is something we never want to see, and hence it is natural that such an incident will provoke concern and numerous comments,” an FIA statement noted shortly after the event.