Mirror Sport F1 correspondent Daniel Moxon took a good look at the Las Vegas Grand Prix while covering the Formula 1 race on site in Sin City and was unsurprised by what he saw

This week I got the chance to experience covering the Las Vegas Grand Prix on site for the first time. I admittedly went into it with preconceived notions of what it was going to be like but, as I sit writing this in the departures lounge at Harry Reid International Airport ahead of a long journey home, I cannot say I was surprised by anything to do with this event.

I expected it to be a little more polished than the previous two editions of Formula 1 's modern-day flagship event, but to still be able to see some gaping holes which made it far from perfect. That was exactly how it was.

The most obvious exampl

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