A downtrodden Oscar Piastri conceded that he will need to produce an incredible fortnight ahead to claim a maiden world title after a fourth place finish at the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

Piastri had been 34 points ahead of Norris after Zandvoort's Dutch Grand Prix, but this lead was whittled away in the subsequent rounds and Norris reclaimed the lead of the championship by a point after winning in Mexico. In the two races since, Norris has outscored Piastri by a further 29 points.

Harry Benjamin and Alice Powell are in place to take you through tonight's action on BBC Radio 5 Live. They'll be joined by BBC F1 correspondent Andrew Benson at the Las Vegas Strip Circuit. You can listen along at the top of this page.

As bad as Oscar Piastri’s day was at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, it was still better than one member of his inner circle.

Oscar Piastri will start the Las Vegas Grand Prix from fifth on the grid, and the Australian feels he suffered from factors he couldn't control in qualifying. The Australian driver could only secure fifth on the grid and is behind his title rival,