Mercedes Team Principal Trusts F1 About Las Vegas Race: 'It's Going To Be Tremendous Show'

Mercedes F1 team principal Toto Wolff said he expects Las Vegas to be a "tremendous show" for audiences and drivers with their teams.

F1 is one of the more dynamic sports with many rule changes, swapping circuits, and evolving cars. There are no two seasons that would be the same.

What differentiates this year from previous ones is the new sprint weekend format, some small changes in qualifying rules, and the main thing - the Inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix.

Race at Las Vegas Strip Circuit has been probably the most promoted race during the 2023 season, and it will take place this week. However, a few worries started surfacing as we approached the weekend.

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Mercedes said the weather will play a huge role, and the fact that the race is scheduled for the night does not help the track temperatures, which were already expected to be pretty low.

Max Verstappen recently said he is not a fan of the race and does not think the circuit is made in a way that would offer a racing spectacle for the fans.

On the other hand, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff expressed trust in Liberty Media, who organize the grand prix. As reported by RacingNews365, he said:

In terms of Mercedes's performance on the track, team principal avoided giving any indication on where he thinks his team might be. Wolff explained:

Mercedes team will want to bounce back in Las Vegas after one of their toughest weekends of the season in Sao Paulo.

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