At the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix, Max Verstappen won the Formula 1 World Drivers' Championship for the fourth time in a row after making a smart, strategic push. Verstappen simply needed to finish ahead of Lando Norris, his closest title competitor, to secure his triumph, despite finishing fifth in the race. Verstappen held his place throughout the race, even though Lewis Hamilton and Carlos Sainz passed him in the later stages, despite the McLaren driver's excellent start.

George Russell dominated the Las Vegas Grand Prix from beginning to end, making the race itself an exciting sight. With a faultless effort, the Mercedes driver crossed the finish line 7.313 seconds ahead of his colleague Lewis Hamilton, who came in second. Carlos Sainz of Ferrari finished last on the podium. Verstappen's consistency and smart thinking throughout the season were further demonstrated by his ability to win the title even if he did not win the race. George Russell won the Las Vegas Grand Prix for the first time in a spectacular display. Despite pressure from his teammate Hamilton, who made an incredible comeback from tenth on the grid to finish second, Russell controlled the race after starting from pole position and never gave up the lead. Russell fought off early attacks and controlled his pace to secure a comfortable victory, demonstrating his command of the race.

Verstappen's accomplishment cemented his legacy in Formula 1, and the race in Las Vegas became a significant event for both the sport and Verstappen. With this fourth championship, he joins some of the greatest drivers in Formula One history, demonstrating that success in motorsport demands not just speed but also mental toughness and perseverance. Securing his fourth championship was another significant turning point in Verstappen's illustrious career. Even though he let Hamilton and the Ferraris overtake him in the race, he never lost sight of the goal, which was to make sure Norris didn't get close enough to steal the title. In recent seasons, Verstappen's racing has been distinguished by his methodical approach.

Verstappen turned his attention from his own season-long triumph to the team's contribution to his achievements as he celebrated his win. "What a season," he said on the radio. Four times. He expressed his gratitude for the support and dedication of the entire Red Bull squad by saying, "Thank you, guys." This triumph in Las Vegas served as yet another illustration of how Verstappen's talent and leadership continue to propel his Formula 1 success.