The second practice session for the Las Vegas GP was finally held early on Friday morning, but the action kicked off in front of empty grandstands. The session was delayed from midnight to 2:30am to allow the venue’s maintenance workers to conduct a thorough inspection of the water valve covers embedded in the track. The checks took place following two incidents involving Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz and Alpine’s Esteban Ocon whose cars were severely damaged in the opening minutes of FP1 when they hit and dislodged a water valve cover. The incidents led to the session being red flagged and then cancelled as the track’s safety was called into question. The extent of the damage inflicted to the Ferr
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