George Russell marked his 150th career race at the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix on Saturday, Nov. 22, and told PEOPLE exclusively about the 'amazing opportunity' he now gets.

But the grand prix itself did not yield a huge amount of action. After Verstappen took the lead at Turn 1, he was able to keep the race under control. In the chasing pack, there were fewer position swaps than the past two years in Las Vegas, as it too suffered from the current overtaking struggles being felt within F1 right now.

What began as a star-studded sprint down the Strip ended in a rule-book twist that rattled the championship race.

Sure, the fact that the reigning title holder of the World Drivers’ Championship, Max Verstappen, finished first—something he has done five times previously this season and now 69 times in his career—is no real surprise. The unexpected part was how the field behind him bounced around in positioning as if on a roulette wheel.

The 2025 Formula 1 season is pure peak drama. Technical penalties, wild comebacks, and a finale that screams “all or nothing.”

Ferrari has never lacked devotion from their ‘Tifosi’ with an unmatched commercial brand and unmistakable visual identity. Now, IBM is building the technology, insights, and storytelling to meet that passion where it lives - in the hands of fans.

I can appreciate a jam-band but that's not what I'd expect to hear after 1 a.m. while pouring my fourth glass of bubbly next to someone who got famous on Vine.

Max Verstappen, Lando Norris and George Russell laughed as Crews reenacted his famous scene from "White Chicks" for the F1 drivers.