You are listening to Mist Apex Podcast. We live, F1.

Welcome to Mist Apex Podcast. I'm your host, Richard Reddy, but my friends call me Spaners.

So, let's be friends. Today, we are going to preview the Las Vegas

Grand Prix that is quickly establishing itself as something a little different within the Formula One

calendar. It is cold. It's in a desert. It's in a weird time zone that I find strangely

inconvenient. It's currently covered in water zone that I find strangely inconvenient.

It's currently covered in water in large parts.

And it is finding itself at the beginning of the triple finale triple header showdown of the 2025 season.

I cannot emphasise this enough.

It does look pretty good for Lando Norris, but anything can happen.

We are in a sport where you can lose a month's worth of gains in a second, in a moment, a mistake, a moment of madness, a moment of inconsequential actions that have a butterfly effect up the field and end up knocking you out.

Just look at LeClerc at Brazil.

Did nothing wrong, wiped out, and also helps Antonelli stay on track and not get punished for, you know,

maybe not leaving quite enough room or as much room as he might have done.

So anything can happen in Formula One.

It definitely isn't over until it's over.

I, as a Hamilton fan, I still remember 2007. Reikinen from the top rope out of nowhere.

No one was talking about a Reikinen title. And there he is. And we've had drivers with big

leads in the past. Alonzo in 2012 lose out. We had Sebastian Vettel in 2010 who didn't lead the championship one single day until that final.

So still a loads to play for. I would argue one of the most exciting season run-ins of all time.

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