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Carlos Sainz’s P3 Position Secured After Thrilling Las Vegas Stewards’ Showdown!

Miguel Cunha by Miguel Cunha
November 22, 2025
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Carlos Sainz’s P3 Position Secured After Thrilling Las Vegas Stewards’ Showdown!

Carlos Sainz’s P3 Dream Secured After Stewards’ Ruling at Las Vegas Grand Prix!

In a dramatic turn of events at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, Carlos Sainz has emerged victorious, retaining his coveted P3 starting position after a tense stewards’ investigation that gripped fans and teams alike. The Ferrari driver faced a nerve-wracking situation during the qualifying session, where he fought valiantly in challenging conditions that tested the limits of skill and strategy.

Sainz’s qualifying run was not without its controversies. He found himself under scrutiny after an alleged incident in Q1 involving Aston Martin’s Lance Stroll, which had the potential to derail his promising performance. The tension was palpable as whispers of possible penalties loomed over the session, adding an extra layer of pressure on Sainz to deliver.

However, the outcome could have been much worse. Aston Martin’s representatives made it clear that they did not feel aggrieved by Sainz’s actions during the incident. Their statement to the stewards indicated that Stroll did not consider the maneuver unsafe, stating: “The team representative of Car 18 stated that the rejoining of Car 55 did not cause any issue to the driver of Car 18 and stated that his driver did not consider the manoeuvre to be unsafe on the part of the driver of Car 55.”

The stewards, taking into account the challenging visibility due to adverse weather and the presence of yellow flags, ultimately concluded that no further action was warranted. “In view of the above and the poor visibility due to the adverse weather conditions, plus the presence of yellow flags, we determine to take no further action,” they declared, much to the relief of Sainz and his team.

This thrilling episode not only underscores the high-stakes environment of Formula 1 but also highlights the critical role of communication and teamwork in navigating the tumultuous waters of motorsport. With Sainz holding firm to his P3 starting position, all eyes will be on him as the Las Vegas Grand Prix unfolds, where he aims to convert this hard-fought qualifying success into an exhilarating race day performance. Will he seize the moment and propel himself to the podium? The world watches with bated breath!

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