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The Las Vegas Grand Prix festivities began on Wednesday night with an opening ceremony which did little to hype up this weekend's race and did a lot more to anger Max Verstappen

The first Formula 1 race in Las Vegas for more than four decades has caused plenty of disruption for those living in the Nevadan city amid preparations for the event

The 92-year-old, whose barrister said he is in "frail" health, changed his plea to guilty this morning ahead of a trial that was set to begin in November

Michael Andretti's bid to create a new F1 team was the only one approved by the FIA, but the American still needs Formula One Management and the existing teams to green light his entry

Liberty Media, who own Formula One, have been revealed to hold an interest in investing in the Premier League - a boost for Liverpool, who are continuing their search for further investment

The commissioner of the NFL Roger Goodell made an appearance at the Canadian Grand Prix which was won by Max Verstappen who claimed his fourth successive victory

Amid a turbulent time in the world of golf, preparation for the launch of Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy's new league continues at pace with a long list of celebrities involved

Worldwide interest in F1 has grown rapidly in recent years – as have revenues – meaning Liberty Media would be able to command a very high price for the sport should it choose to sell

Liverpool are staring down the barrel of missing out on Champions League football next season - and that could cause major knock-on effects for Jurgen Klopp's side

Fenway Sports Group have dismissed the possibility of selling the entirety of Liverpool - but the club's owners are considering their options for a minority stake sale

In a UK exclusive, the lead curator of the F1 Exhibition which launches one month from today in Madrid tells Mirror Sport why this immersive new experience is so important

FIA chief Mohamed Ben Sulayem claimed an "inflated price tag" had been put on the sport amid reports of a £16bn bid from the Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF)

Ben Sulayem's time in charge of the FIA so far has been turbulent, and the FIA president's latest comments have annoyed F1 chiefs to the point the lawyers are now involved

A report last week claimed that the sovereign wealth fund of Saudi Arabia had tried to launch a £16bn bid to buy Formula 1, and that it was rejected out of hand by Liberty Media

F1 has become much more profitable – and desirable – in recent years, and Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund is said to have made its interest in buying the sport known

Andretti Autosport announced a new deal on Thursday with American carmaker Cadillac to join forces in their F1 bid, but they are far from the only ones keen to join the sport