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Fernando Alonso’s Fiery Attack on Las Vegas Grand Prix: ‘Dangerously Below F1 Standards!

Carl Harrison by Carl Harrison
November 24, 2025
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Fernando Alonso’s Fiery Attack on Las Vegas Grand Prix: ‘Dangerously Below F1 Standards!

Fernando Alonso Slams Las Vegas Grand Prix: ‘Not Up to F1 Standards!’

In a blistering critique that has sent shockwaves through the motorsport community, Fernando Alonso has laid bare his dissatisfaction with the Las Vegas Grand Prix, a race he deems far beneath the elite standards of Formula 1. Following a tumultuous 2025 edition of this high-profile event, Alonso didn’t hold back in voicing his concerns, particularly about the treacherous track conditions that plagued the drivers all weekend long.

The Las Vegas Grand Prix was marred by heavy rainfall, leading to a severely slick track surface that left drivers grappling for grip. During the crucial qualifying sessions, the tyres struggled to reach their optimal performance window, a problem exacerbated by the low temperatures characteristic of the Nevada desert. Alonso, known for his candidness, remarked, “The circuit is fun because it’s high speed but I think the type of asphalt is not F1 standard. It’s too slippery and we cannot put the tyres in temperature, there is no grip and it’s extremely bumpy, at the limit of being safe to race.”

This sharp assessment raises serious questions about the viability of the Las Vegas track for future events. Alonso stressed the urgent need for dialogue with the FIA to address these safety concerns, stating, “So I think for the future, we need to talk with FIA if this is acceptable or not for the following years.” His comments highlight a pivotal moment for F1 as it grapples with the challenges of hosting races in glamorous but potentially hazardous locations.

But the criticism didn’t stop there. Alonso also took aim at the scheduling of the event, which set the stage for an arduous triple-header. The Spanish driver expressed frustration at the logistical nightmare posed by the race’s timing, especially with teams now required to travel over 8,000 miles to Qatar for the next race. “The place in the calendar, if I’m totally honest, is difficult for us,” Alonso lamented. “To come here with the time difference and how far it is from Europe and Brazil two weeks ago, and we go to Qatar now straight, it’s 17 hours by plane and 13 hours time difference. I don’t think any other sport in the world would accept that.”

Alonso’s comments resonate with many in the paddock who share his concerns. As F1 continues to expand its global footprint, the balance between spectacle and safety must be carefully managed. With Alonso’s powerful words echoing throughout the sport, the future of the Las Vegas Grand Prix hangs in the balance. Will the FIA heed his warnings and ensure that F1 maintains its standards, or are we witnessing the birth of a new era of racing where glamour takes precedence over safety? Only time will tell, but one thing is clear: if the Las Vegas Grand Prix wants to remain part of the Formula 1 calendar, substantial changes are needed.

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