Max Verstappen doesn't want to scrape through to win Championship number four, he wants to win the Las Vegas GP.

After a career-defining drive in Brazil, the Red Bull driver is on the precipice of another title. Here’s what needs to happen for him to do so in Las Vegas.

George Russell put Mercedes on the pole for the Las Vegas Grand Prix in an upset over teammate Lewis Hamilton.

The Red Bull racer could clinch the Formula 1 world championship Saturday night and join the elite club of four-time champions, alongside only Michael Schumacher, Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel, Alain Prost and Juan Manuel Fangio.

The Red Bull driver could become just the fifth driver to win four consecutive F1 championships. Plus, constructors prepare for tense fights at the top and in the midfield.

Max Verstappen is on the cusp of a fourth consecutive Formula One world championship and could even clinch the title under the bright lights of Las Vegas this weekend. The Red Bull driver produced one of his best-ever performances to win from 17th on the grid in Brazil three weeks ago,

Max Verstappen has the chance to add to one of the most entertaining Formula One seasons in recent memory by becoming a four-time World Drivers’ Champion on Saturday at the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

Should things go his way, Max Verstappen will become a four-time Formula 1 champion on Sunday—equalling his Red Bull Racing colleague Sebastian Vettel, who also won four back-to-back titles with the Milton Keynes squad.