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Toto on Las Vegas: It's Going to Be a Big Challenge

Formula One's heading to Las Vegas for the first time since 1982 - and this time we're racing along the famous Las Vegas Strip.

It's going to be an interesting challenge for all the teams up and down the grid, with many unknowns and a huge amount of interest.

"Brazil was probably our most difficult weekend of the season," said Toto. "After promising performances in the US and Mexico, we didn't perform at our best in Brazil.

"We have been hard at work to identify the wrong turn we took with the set-up; we have done that. We understand our mistakes and can explain our performance loss to the field. That's important as we look to secure P2 in the Constructors' Championship.

It's going to be a big challenge for us all and we're looking forward to taking it on.

Toto Wolff

"In parallel, we have been preparing for the challenge of racing at a venue that is a complete unknown. We have prepared the best we can, using the limited information we have, and there are some unique characteristics we can anticipate.

"The schedule is offset compared to other races. We'll be running at night, where ambient and track temperatures will likely be in the single digits. Plus, the track layout itself is unusual with many slow corners but long straights. It's going to be a big challenge for us all and we're looking forward to taking it on.

"It will also be an immense effort off-track. We have an impressive guest hosting programme including our own three-storey Vegas Club next to Turn 4.

"Media interest will be through the roof and seeing the cars race down the Las Vegas Strip will be one of the most exciting moments of the season. The eyes of the sporting world will be on F1, and we look forward to putting on a spectacular show. It is going to be something truly special to witness."

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