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Title race leader first in qualifying ahead of VerstappenHamilton woes continue with last-place finish for FerrariLando Norris claimed pole position for McLaren at the Las Vegas Grand Prix with a superb lap in treacherous wet conditions on the street circuit in Nevada, and with it moved one step closer to winning his first Formula One world championship.The …

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Lando Norris tamed treacherous wet conditions to claim a stunning pole position for a Las Vegas Grand Prix in which he could move one further big step closer towards F1's world title.

Highlights from qualifying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

McLaren's Lando Norris takes pole position in a wet qualifying session for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, with title rival Oscar Piastri fifth.

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