Lewis Hamilton said it "can't get much worse than that" after qualifying last for the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The seven-time champion's performance was the first time he has been last on pure pace in his 19-year Formula 1 career.

Lewis Hamilton is set for a challenging Las Vegas Grand Prix after qualifying in 20th. The wet qualifying session left the Briton battling against poor visibility and struggling with grip. After finishing the third practice session feeling like one of the fastest on the track, Hamilton endured a disappointing end to the day.

LAS VEGAS - Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton suffered a new low in what he said was his hardest year in Formula One after qualifying last at the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Friday. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Lewis Hamilton suffered a humiliating qualifying session at the Las Vegas Grand Prix and was the slowest qualifier in a career-first for the Ferrari driver as wet conditions wreaked havoc

Lewis Hamilton had a qualifying session to forget and he will begin Sunday's Las Vegas Grand Prix in last place. The Brit suffered a new career low around the streets of Sin City, struggling throughout as the entire grid eventually switched to the rarely-seen, full-wet tyres.

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Lewis Hamilton “lost focus” on his way to suffering a humiliating qualifying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, Jenson Button has claimed. Seven-time world champion Hamilton qualified 20th and last on outright pace for the first time in his F1 career during a wet qualifying session in Las Vegas.

Sky Sports F1 pundit Anthony Davidson believes that a bollard lodged under Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari could have caused the Brit’s shock Q1 elimination on Saturday. The seven-time world champion was 20th and slowest in qualifying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix.