How to Watch Las Vegas Grand Prix: Stream Formula 1 Live, TV Channel
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc hopes the fifth time is the charm in 2023 after winning the pole position for the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix, set for Saturday night. The pole award is Leclerc's fifth this season, but he was not able to convert any of those into race wins. Leclerc has five career wins, but none since topping the podium at Spielberg in the Austrian Grand Prix in July 2022. Qualifying was a clean sweep for Ferrari as Carlos Sainz finished 0.044 seconds behind his teammate. However, Sainz will start from the 12th position after an engine penalty cost him a 10-place grid penalty.
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Race Date: Nov. 19, 2023
Race Time: 12:55 a.m. ET
TV: ESPN
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Max Verstappen of Red Bull will start in second position after a third-place qualifying run. Verstappen has won the last five races on the circuit and has a record-setting 17 victories this season, topping the 15 he won en route to the 2022 world championship.
George Russell of Mercedes and Pierre Gasly of Alpine start on the second row. Meanwhile, the battle for second place behind Verstappen in this year's driver standings will begin from the middle of the starting grid. Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton starts 10th and Sergio Pérez of Red Bull begins 11th.
Pérez enters Las Vegas with a 32-point lead over Hamilton with two races remaining. The season finale in Abu Dhabi is set for next weekend.
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