News Now:F1 fans all spotted awkward advert during Las Vegas GP practice after furious Max Verstappen dispute.

F1 fans spotted an awkward advert during the Las Vegas GP practice, and it’s got everyone talking. The advert, which read “We are all adults here,” was seen as a subtle dig at the FIA, the governing body of Formula 1 ¹.

This comes after a furious Max Verstappen dispute, where the Red Bull driver was ordered to serve community work for saying the word “f***ed” during a press conference. The GPDA (Grand Prix Drivers Association) released a statement, voicing their concerns over the FIA’s decisions, including the one involving Verstappen ¹.

The statement read, “We urge the FIA President to also consider his own tone and language when talking to our member drivers, or indeed about them, whether in a public forum or otherwise.” It also mentioned that the drivers are adults and don’t need to be given instructions via the media on trivial matters ¹.

F1 journalist Chris Medland pointed out the awkward timing of the advert, tweeting, “Beautiful bit of timing in FP1 as the camera pans past an advert reading: ‘We are all adults here’ ¹.”

Fans reacted to the advert, with some finding it hilarious and others seeing it as a clever dig at the FIA. One fan tweeted, “Guess Vegas really knows how to set the scene—adults only, on and off the track!” ¹.

The Las Vegas GP has been making headlines for various reasons, including the high prices of drinks and tickets. The event organizers have also installed solid screens to prevent ticketless fans from watching the race for free, a move that has received mixed reactions from fans ².

As for Max Verstappen, he’s still on track to win his fourth successive world title, holding a 62-point lead over McLaren’s Lando Norris. A win on Sunday would make him world champion again ².

The Las Vegas GP promises to be an exciting event, with many celebrities expected to attend. The race weekend has already seen its fair share of drama, and fans are eagerly waiting to see what’s next ².