Formula 1 is back on The Strip with the prospect of one world title being won and the other moving closer to being settled, drivers hitting out at the FIA, and a new race director installed; watch the Las Vegas GP weekend live on Sky Sports F1,

With a 10-year-contract, F1 have committed to Las Vegas for the foreseeable future and with the roads altered to accommodate the track along with a permanent paddock, organisers hope a Las Vegas grand prix will be hosted longer after the decade-long contract expires.

Max Verstappen can secure his status as a four-time F1 world champion if he finishes above Lando Norris at the Las Vegas Grand Prix

The Las Vegas Grand Prix will be broadcast live on Sky Sports in the United Kingdom - and ESPN in the United States. Sky’s coverage of Sunday’s race starts at 4:30am (GMT). Sky Sports subscribers can watch all the action in Las Vegas on the Sky Go app. If you’re not a Sky customer you can grab a NOWTV Day Pass here to watch without a subscription.

The second running of the Las Vegas Grand Prix is up next and, after his remarkable Brazilian Grand Prix victory, Max Verstappen can end Lando Norris' challenge and seal the F1 title in Sin City

Should Max Verstappen clinch the Formula 1 Drivers' title in Las Vegas, organisers have teased plans for a celebration worthy

Max Verstappen’s dim view of Las Vegas F1 circuit. Verstappen turned to football when asked how a flat-out lap in Vegas compares to Monaco, claiming the new circuit is “Nation

Max Verstappen has a solid lead in the Formula One point standings, but he hasn’t locked up the championship yet heading into the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

A Ferrari star has delivered a verdict on an ‘unfair’ penalty from the Las Vegas Grand Prix last year ahead of next week's return to the controversial street circuit. Formula 1 takes to Las Vegas next week amid tensions between the FIA and the drivers,