Lewis Hamilton bounced back from his “disaster of a weekend” in Brazil to top practice in Las Vegas, heading a British one-two-three in both sessions, as Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff said he was proud of the way the pair had managed to remain “professional” this season.

Seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton paced both of Thursday night's practices at the Las Vegas Grand Prix just two weeks after one of the worst races of his career.

Legendary Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton admitted this week that there was a moment during the Brazilian Grand Prix earlier this month where he felt

Lewis Hamilton is at the centre of a fresh commitment from Toto Wolff, with the Mercedes boss issuing a statement ahead of the Las Vegas GP.

F1 next heads to the famous Sin City strip for the second edition of the Las Vegas Grand Prix and round 22 of the 2024 season. Max Verstappen is on the cusp of a fourth successive world championship after his masterful drive in the wet at the last race in Brazil.

Formula 1 returned to the Las Vegas strip on Friday morning (Thursday night local time), with cars taking to the track in tricky conditions to start the weekend. A number of drivers ventured off the track and into run-off areas on the cold,

Lewis Hamilton led a Mercedes 1-2 in Formula 1's opening practice session for the Las Vegas Grand Prix after overhauling team-mate George Russell at the chequered flag. Hamilton's 1m35.001s headliner was set at the close of the session,

The two Mercedes drivers were the quickest in FP1 in Las Vegas. Lewis Hamilton finished the session in first place, while George Russell set the second fastest time.