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The difference between now and F1's January rejection of Andretti is that with General Motors, it has exactly what it wanted all along.

The celebrity chef is a common sight at Formula One paddocks. At the Las Vegas Grand Prix, he took his presence up an expensive notch.

The Las Vegas GP got even flashier in Year 2: synthetic ice rinks, $135 drinks in racing shoes and a "Smooth Operator" lounge.

GM has seen decades of success in racing -- but largely on a domestic level. Racing in F1 could change that dramatically.

F1 will have 11 teams and 22 drivers for the new regulations.

The Las Vegas GP toned itself down in year two, but retained what makes it so unique.

One championship down, one to go. Ask our F1 writers what's on your mind after a fascinating Las Vegas Grand Prix.

Mercedes dominated F1's top teams in Las Vegas. How? Well, that's a mystery.

Lando Norris' longshot bid to wrest the F1 drivers' championship from Max Verstappen ended Saturday. But he has plenty to like for 2025.

Reaching the landmark fourth title in Las Vegas of all places was a surreal but poignant moment in Verstappen's career.