Max Verstappen will head to Las Vegas later this month to do his part, but the Red Bull driver sees F1’s latest extravaganza as a “show” rather than a proper motor race. Formula 1 has invested heavily into its glitzy event in the gambling capital of the world, having made a long-term commitment to the venue. FOM even went as far as to acquire a significant piece of land – for a hefty $240 million – near the city's famous 'Strip' to house its imposing pit and hospitality complex. Laying out the 6.20km, 14-turn street circuit in the heart of downtown Las Vegas was, on paper, a relatively easy task. But bringing the venue to life as it winds past iconic locations like Caesars...
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