The Las Vegas Grand Prix was perhaps more exciting than many Formula One fans had expected beforehand. Max Verstappen took victory on the strip of the world's gambling city, but it did not all go so easily. Charles Leclerc 's Ferrari was able to make a fist against the Red Bull violence on the circuit, which is reflected in F1's Power Rankings.
Leclerc wins over Verstappen
Partly because of this, the five-member jury decided that Leclerc received a higher ranking than the Dutchman. Verstappen was not far away from the Monegasque driver, as with an 8.6 score, he scored less than half a point lower than the Ferrari driver. Honourable mentions are for Esteban Ocon, who finished third with a 7.8, and Oscar Piastri with a 7.6 rating.
The 8.6 brings the three-time world champion's average score down a bit, as he stands at an average of 9.1. Lewis Hamilton, who could not be found in the top ten Power Rankings of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, is still in second place, with an average score of 7.8. See the score of the Las Vegas Grand Prix below.
(Source: Formula 1)