The Las Vegas Grand Prix race week began with a look ahead to Qatar and a key rule change while Zak Brown continued his verbal attack on Christian Horner.<\/p>\n
After a weekend off, Formula 1 returns this weekend for the Las Vegas Grand Prix which kickstarts a triple-header that will take us to the end of the season.<\/p>\n
Formula 1 news as title contenders prepare for final triple header<\/p>\n
Pirelli announce tyre rules for Qatar GP<\/p>\n
The day kicked off with news from tyre supplier Pirelli who announced drivers and teams would be restricted to 25 laps per tyre set for the race in Qatar.<\/p>\n
This ruling is to combat the adhesive nature of the Lusail circuit and ensure drivers and teams are not pushing their rubber past the point of safety.<\/p>\n
You can read the full story here \u2013 Major tyre concern forces radical rule change for Qatar Grand Prix<\/a><\/p>\n Christian Horner subject of latest Zak Brown tirade<\/p>\n Away from the track, McLaren CEO Zak Brown was speaking about one of his favourite subjects \u2013 Christian Horner.<\/p>\n Despite Horner being out of the sport currently, Brown launched another verbal attack on him, suggesting Netflix\u2019s Drive to Survive had changed him.<\/p>\n You can read what Brown had to say here \u2013\u00a0Christian Horner has \u2018changed\u2019 as Zak Brown claims three reasons why<\/a><\/p>\n Bernie Ecclestone makes Christian Horner Ferrari prediction<\/p>\n Speaking of Horner, someone a bit more friendly with him, Bernie Ecclestone, was debating where he could go to next.<\/p>\n The former head of F1 suggested Ferrari would be an ideal spot for the ex-Red Bull boss and one where he could sort out the \u201cchaos.\u201d<\/p>\n Read what Ecclestone had to say on the matter here \u2013\u00a0Christian Horner given Ferrari move backing by Bernie Ecclestone in \u2018complete chaos\u2019 verdict<\/a><\/p>\n Aston Martin future speculation with stock market rumours<\/p>\n Over at Aston Martin, rumours continue to circulate that the company could be delisted from the London Stock Exchange.<\/p>\n Sources have indicated to PlanetF1.com that Aston Martin Lagonda, the parent company of the F1 team, could be delisted from the London Stock Exchange imminently and one potential reason for a company to voluntarily delist is to privatise.<\/p>\n