FIA introduce MANDATORY rule change at Las Vegas Grand Prix
The FIA has introduced a mandatory rule change for all teams ahead of the Las Vegas Grand Prix by way of a new technical directive. Formula 1 returns to the United States for the third time this season for this weekend's event, with Max Verstappen knowing a victory under the lights in Nevada would secure a fourth consecutive drivers' championship.
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.
There was concern from the drivers not only about the change itself but also about their lack of involvement in the move.
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