George Russell says “it's about time” someone gives Max Verstappen “a proper fight” for the F1 title following his victory at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. Russell dominated the race from pole position in Las Vegas to take the win ahead of Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton, handing the team their first 1-2 of the year.

Mercedes driver George Russell has taken aim at Lando Norris by suggesting that Max Verstappen has not been given a "proper fight" for the F1 world title. The Dutchman took fifth place in Las Vegas to seal a fourth successive crown, with his McLaren rival a place behind him.

George Russell secured pole position on Friday evening for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, and Carlos Sainz will line up alongside him. The second row will be Pierre Gasly and Charles Leclerc. But the driver championship contenders are farther back.

George Russell put Mercedes on the pole for the Las Vegas Grand Prix in an upset over teammate Lewis Hamilton.

Max Verstappen claimed his fourth consecutive Formula One World Drivers’ Championship at a breathless Las Vegas Grand Prix that saw George Russell take victory for Mercedes.

Mercedes call in George Russell to ditch his mediums for the hard tyres, making Lewis Hamilton the new leader of this Las vegas Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion is staying out on his starting mediums. Meanwhile, Yuki Tsunoda bashes in to the speed limit sign during his trip trying to juggle the traffic. It's all kicking off now.

George Russell put Mercedes on pole for the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Friday as Max Verstappen moved a step closer to a fourth successive Formula One title by qualifying ahead of Lando Norris.

An ecstatic George Russell had just won the Formula 1 race Saturday night when he exclaimed in his radio, "Vegas!"

George Russell plans to give Max Verstappen a “proper” title fight next season, claiming Lando Norris should’ve taken it down to the wire this season. Verstappen secured his fourth successive Drivers’ Championship title in Las Vegas on Saturday night as he raced to an unassailable 63-point lead over Norris.

Max Verstappen was crowned F1 World Champion for the fourth time as the Dutchman finished above title rival Lando Norris at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver won his fourth straight title with two races to spare,