sport news Lewis Hamilton is banned from heading to the casinos ahead of the Las Vegas ... trends now

sport news Lewis Hamilton is banned from heading to the casinos ahead of the Las Vegas ... trends now
sport news Lewis Hamilton is banned from heading to the casinos ahead of the Las Vegas ... trends now

sport news Lewis Hamilton is banned from heading to the casinos ahead of the Las Vegas ... trends now

Lewis Hamilton will hope to keep the pressure on Sergio Perez this weekend  The British star and Mercedes have been banned from betting in Las Vegas  Team boss Toto Wolff said he will make sure no one gambles ahead of the race 

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Lewis Hamilton and the rest of his Mercedes team have been banned from the casinos ahead of the Las Vegas Grand Prix - as the British star looks to secure second place from Sergio Perez.

Formula One will return to Sin City for the first time in 41 years this weekend for the penultimate race of the season, with Hamilton looking to improve after finishing eighth in the Brazilian Grand Prix last time out.

Max Verstappen has already won the world title, meaning Hamilton's best case scenario this season is to finish behind him in second spot - which is currently occupied by his Red Bull team-mate Perez.

And as they look to finish the season on a high in Nevada, Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has urged the team to stay focused and has banned them from gambling. 

'I've never been to Las Vegas, but we'll do our best to make sure everyone in the team stays away from the casinos,' he told MotorSport.com. 'I don't gamble and I'll make sure no one else gambles either!'

Mercedes star Lewis Hamilton has been banned from gambling in Las Vegas

Boss Toto Wolff said he would do everything to stop his team from heading to the casinos

Mercedes star Lewis Hamilton has been banned from gambling in Las Vegas by Toto Wolff (R)

Hamilton is hoping to finish the season by finishing in second place ahead of Sergio Perez

Hamilton is hoping to finish the season by finishing in second place ahead of Sergio Perez 

Wolff admitted there would be difficulties navigating the city between their hotel and the circuit itself and believes the F1 community are heading to Vegas 'more for the show than the racing'. 

'I think everyone is looking forward to the Las

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