Formula 1: Top five bold predictions for Las Vegas GP

The F1 season is heating up, and with the Las Vegas GP just around the corner, fans are buzzing with anticipation. The introduction of the inaugural Las Vegas GP by Formula 1 promised a spectacle, and as the race week approaches, the anticipation is amplified. As we approach the race weekend, fueled by the latest insights and team performances, let’s delve into five daring predictions for the upcoming spectacle.

Red Bull Racing has emerged as the powerhouse of the season, and our first prediction is a continuation of their dominance. The recent Brazilian GP perfectly showcased Max’s exceptional prowess, reinforcing our anticipation of their continued dominance. 

The RB19’s prowess, particularly on high-speed straights, positions Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez as formidable contenders for the top spot in Las Vegas. The Las Vegas circuit’s layout, resembling the famed Monza and its average speed, plays to Red Bull’s strengths, making them the team to beat.

McLaren’s Lando Norris has been delivering standout performances this season. Following his stellar performance in the Brazil Grand Prix, where he matched Nick Heidfeld’s record for the most F1 podium finishes without a win, Norris’s dynamic driving style is well-suited for the challenges of this high-speed circuit. His strong showing in Brazil, including setting the fastest lap and earning the Driver of the Day award, underscores his potential to shine in Las Vegas. Watch out for his impressive skills on the track.

Despite the upgrades and changes at Williams, Alex Albon might find it challenging to break into the points. Navigating the fierce competition in the midfield, Albon is expected to find it challenging to break into the points and make a significant impact in the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The unpredictable nature of the new circuit, coupled with Albon’s struggles this season, adds an element of uncertainty to his performance.

Our fourth bold prediction is a strong performance from either Aston Martin or Alphatauri, with both teams securing points. Alonso secured his first podium for Aston Martin in the last seven races during the recent Brazilian Grand Prix, winning a thrilling late-race duel with Red Bull’s Sergio Perez on the final lap. He is also optimistic about Aston Martin’s ability to sustain their Brazil F1 form following the team’s ‘painful’ experiments.

Sunday’s sprint pace hinted at potential points for both Ricciardo and AlphaTauri’s Yuki Tsunoda. Williams driver Alex Albon acknowledged their performance and said it was “quite impressive.” Ricciardo, unfortunately, didn’t have the opportunity to showcase that speed, facing an early setback when his car was struck by a flying tire during the opening lap on Monday. Ricciardo believed that they were ‘exceptionally fast’ that day but couldn’t get much out of the race as they were one lap down compared to other drivers.

Amid concerns about Alpine’s comparatively slower engine, our fifth prediction introduces an element of surprise. With the recent appointment of Eric Meignan as the new Power Technical Director, Alpine may spring unexpected twists on the unfamiliar Las Vegas circuit, promising spectators an entertaining and unpredictable show. The team’s prospects are bolstered by Meignan’s expertise, injecting renewed optimism into Alpine’s chances of a comeback in Las Vegas.

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