Formula 1 heads to Las Vegas, the third-to-last round of the World Championship. The U.S. leg kicks off a triple-header, followed in quick succession by races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi. Tension is at its peak for a season finale that remains wide open: Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri, and Max Verstappen are fighting for the Drivers’ Championship, while Ferrari will battle Mercedes and Red Bull in the Constructors’ race.
The Maranello team arrives in Nevada after a difficult week. The double retirement in Interlagos had a particularly negative impact on the championship standings, and the controversial comments from Ferrari president John Elkann appear to have added fuel to the fire. Despite the challenges, the team remains united and focused, with the objective, repeatedly emphasized by Frédéric Vasseur, unchanged: to secure second place in the Constructors’ Championship.
Ferrari and PUMA: 20 years of partnership in Las Vegas
Las Vegas will also be the perfect occasion to celebrate a collaboration that has lasted two decades. Ferrari and PUMA, together since 2005, are marking their partnership with a refreshed take on the Scuderia’s colors. While the iconic Rosso remains unchanged, symbolizing Maranello’s heritage, the shapes and shades have evolved: new geometric patterns are introduced, with darker tones inspired by some of Ferrari’s cars from the past.
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