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 At the Las Vegas F1 Grand Prix, set in the sparkling, colorful night of the city of gambling, Max Verstappen, driving his Red Bull, won the third-to-last race of the season, ahead of Lando Norris (McLaren) and George Russell (Mercedes). Fourth place went to Andrea Kimi Antonelli, also with Mercedes, who had to serve a 5-second penalty,  giving up his position to Oscar Piastri (McLaren) and finishing fifth, just ahead of Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc. Tenth place went to Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari), who started from the back of the grid and managed to  recover to the middle of the pack, gaining also some points, thanks  largely to a lightning-fast start. As for the title race for the 2025  season, everything remains open, although Norris’ second-place finish  gives him an advantage, with a 30-point lead over Piastri and 42 over  Verstappen. Next weekend, the series heads to Qatar for a doubleheader, with a sprint race on Saturday and the usual race on Sunday. The season finale will take place in Abu Dhabi on December 7. 

An unique 46-car Ferrari collection that belonged to the late collector Phil Bachman will be sold during an auction next January. Inside, there are some incredible and rare prancing horses, including a one-of-30 2006 track-only FXX, a LaFerrari, a 1953 Ferrari 166 MM/53 Vignale Spyder, and not one, but two American-spec 1992 F40s. 

There are several vintage vehicles in the collection, alongside the 1953  Vignale Spyder, there’s a 1964 250 GT/L Berlinetta, and a super-rare  alloy-bodied 275 GTB/4 dating back to 1967. There are also more modern  upercars, like the 2017 F12tdf, and a 2015 458 Speciale A. The collection is in pristine condition, with even the older models looking like they just left Maranello. This incredible collection will be auctioned with Mecum Auctions during the Kissimmee event in January next year, presenting a rare once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.