
Las Vegas Grand Prix: A Chilly, Transformative, and Star-Studded F1 Event
The Las Vegas Grand Prix could become the coldest Formula 1 race in history, with temperatures potentially dropping to 38 degrees Fahrenheit, challenging the drivers and their cars. While the cold air benefits engine performance, it poses significant issues for tire temperature management and driver comfort, particularly affecting their hands in open cockpits. The race, held at night to accommodate European viewers, features long straights that exacerbate tire cooling, making tire management crucial. Teams are preparing strategies to maintain tire heat and ensure driver comfort in these unusually cold conditions.


