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George Russell flew the flag for Mercedes and Britain by securing the third grid slot for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, while Lewis Hamilton endured another poor qualifying session

Max Verstappen spoke his mind as usual when asked about a harsh grid penalty for rival Carlos Sainz at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, while both Ferrari drivers stewed

Tipping Max Verstappen for pole position is never a gamble but Ferrari also looked a good bet for qualifying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, while Lewis Hamilton hoped to upset the odds

Carlos Sainz and Ferrari were punished after they were forced to take new engine components which triggered a penalty after his car was destroyed by a loose drain cover on the Las Vegas track

Carlos Sainz picked up huge damage to his Ferrari in the short-lived first Las Vegas Grand Prix practice session when he hit a loose manhole cover which led to hours of track improvement works

Carlos Sainz had his Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend plans ruined by a rogue manhole cover during first practice which destroyed his Ferrari and led to a significant grid drop for the race

A loose manhole cover on the Las Vegas Grand Prix track saw first practice cancelled after Carlos Sainz smashed into it at speed, causing extensive damage to his Ferrari

First practice at the Las Vegas Grand Prix was cancelled after Carlos Sainz was one of two drivers who hit a loose manhole cover which caused extensive damage to his Ferrari

First practice in Las Vegas was cancelled and the second delayed with no projected start time given after a fault with the track led to two cars sustaining heavy damage

First practice at the Las Vegas Grand Prix was cancelled after 20 minutes while the start of the second has been delayed due to unsafe conditions on the newly-created F1 track

Fred Vasseur's Ferrari have recorded just one victory this season - Carlos Sainz's triumph in Singapore - with Christian Horner's Red Bull winning the other 19 races

Former Ferrari driver Felipe Massa has launched legal action in a bid to get the outcome of the 2008 F1 World Championship overturned after he lost out to Lewis Hamilton

Charles Leclerc didn't even start a chaotic Brazilian Grand Prix after crashing on the formation lap, leaving Max Verstappen alone on the front row to fight for the win with only Lando Norris for company

Charles Leclerc started the Brazilian Grand Prix second on the grid and in contention for a potential podium finish, but never got the chance to try to achieve that

"Why the f*** am I so unlucky," the despairing Charles Leclerc asked over the radio after losing control of his Ferrari on the formation lap and crashing into the barrier after a hydraulics problem

Lando Norris began the Brazilian Grand Prix Sprint on pole with Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez baring their teeth behind him, while George Russell and Lewis Hamilton were also well-placed

Qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix was abruptly ended by a sudden Sao Paulo storm, leaving teams even more in the dark than usual over the true balance of power at Interlagos

Rainclouds hovered ominously close to the Interlagos track as the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc challenged Max Verstappen for pole position in Sao Paulo

Fans at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez were furious with Charles Leclerc after contact with Sergio Perez caused the home hero to crash out of the race at the first corner

Sergio Perez had the support of the incredible crowd at the Mexican Grand Prix, but his race was over within seconds after contact with Charles Leclerc at the first corner

Sergio Perez had the support of the home crowd at the Mexico Grand Prix, but his race lasted for just a few seconds before contact with Charles Leclerc sent him crashing out

Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz started ahead of Max Verstappen after a qualifying surprises, while Daniel Ricciardo and Sergio Perez were also high up the grid as obstacles for Lewis Hamilton

Mexican Grand Prix qualifying saw Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz get the better of Max Verstappen - and both of them were baffled about how they managed it

Qualifying at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez was marred by several investigations, including into Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton, which may yet change the grid for Sunday's race

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were disqualified following checks on their cars after the United States Grand Prix, but the FIA's scrutineering process has since come under question