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Las Vegas GP settles lawsuit over 2023 drain-cover chaos

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Las Vegas GP settles lawsuit over 2023 drain-cover chaosFormula 1's Las Vegas GP and parent company Liberty Media have agreed to pay more than $3 million to settle a class-action lawsuit stemming from the chaotic opening night of the inaugural 2023 race.grandprix.comFirst to reportRead →Fri 24 Jul · 15:38 UTC
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