The team responded to unfounded claims that recent crash damage could prevent them from participating in the event.

Williams have rejected claims that they could miss next weekend’s F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix. The Formula 1 team have set the record straight after unsubstantiated rumours that crash damage, accrued through the past few rounds, could force them to skip the event. “I’ve just chatted to Williams,” F1 reporter Lawrence Barretto confirmed on social media.

After some big crashes in recent weeks, Williams faces a bit of uncertainty ahead of the second F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix

Crash damage costs have been through the roof for Williams this year and have also led to a dire spare parts situation after several more shunts in the last few weeks

Williams have made an announcement on part of their Las Vegas Grand Prix plans amid rumours that they will miss the race altogether.

Will Buxton debunks reports of Williams suffering from shortage of parts and states that the team will have both cars in Las Vegas

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An internal review by the Las Vegas Grand Prix organisers has concluded that adding a Sprint Race to the Formula 1 event would add little value, as the city’s high-speed circuit already provides the characteristics of an F1 Sprint.

Last year, activities leading up to the F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix included splashy surprise ticket giveaways to unsung heroes in the community. The approach is decidedly different this year as race organizers welcome school kids,