The much-anticipated Las Vegas Grand Prix promises drama not just on the track but in the atmosphere as well. With temperatures set to plummet well below the usual racing conditions, teams and drivers will face an unexpected challenge in the desert city.
The weekend kicks off with Free Practice 1 (FP1) at a chilly 11ºC, followed by an even colder FP2 session at 9ºC. As the event progresses, the temperatures will barely rise, with FP3 reaching 13ºC, while qualifying dips again to 10ºC. Race day will conclude with conditions hovering around 13ºC, making it one of the coldest races on the calendar.
Cold weather brings unique challenges to Formula 1. Tire management becomes more critical as teams will struggle to keep them within the optimal operating window. Drivers may face difficulties in finding grip, especially on a brand-new track like Las Vegas, where








