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Ferrari reveals fresh look for Hamilton and Leclerc at the Las Vegas GP

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Ferrari drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will wear special hats and t-shirts at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, the team has shared on social media.
Following a disappointing Sao Paulo Grand Prix for Ferrari, where Leclerc and Hamilton finished eighth and ninth after both having grid penalties for the race, attention now turns to the Las Vegas Grand Prix, which will kick off the final tripleheader of the 2026 Formula 1 season.
Ferrari will have a special look for the weekend in ‘Sin City’, the Scuderia has revealed on social media. The team's t-shirt and hat will feature a black-and-yellow design for the final American round of the 2026 Formula 1 season. Check out the design below!

Hamilton invited to Mercedes title celebrations as Wolff delivers cheeky dig

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Going into the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, Mercedes had to outscore Ferrari by at least three points to clinch this year's F1 World Constructors' Championship. With George Russell and Kimi Antonelli finishing fourth and fifth last Sunday, the German outfit secured the points it needed.
Speaking after Mercedes secured the championship, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff was asked how the team intended to celebrate its achievement. The Austrian revealed that no major party was planned for after the race, but said that they can celebrate a little on their flight back to Europe.
"In terms of the party, I don't know yet. Now it's another flight, another overnight flight. George is going to be on that overnight flight, so maybe we'll have a drink, a constructor's drink."
Lewis Hamilton will also fly with them, so Wolff explained he could also take part. "We're going to take Lewis also, so we'll see, maybe he needs one for the bed! And then we figure out what we do in party terms in coming back to the UK," the Austrian concluded.
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