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As Formula 1 heads into the final stretch of the 2024 season, the Las Vegas Grand Prix marks the start of a thrilling triple-header, followed by races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi. To optimize performance on the unique Las Vegas circuit, nine out of the ten teams have introduced new components to their cars.
| Team | Component | Type | Primary reason |
|---|---|---|---|
 Red Bull Racing | Front Wing | Circuit specific | Balance Range |
| Red Bull Racing | Floor Fences | Performance | Flow Conditioning |
 Mercedes | Front Wing | Circuit specific | Balance Range |
 Ferrari | Front Wing | Circuit specific | Balance Range |
| Ferrari | Floor Fences | Performance | Flow Conditioning |
| Ferrari | Floor Body | Performance | Flow Conditioning |
| Ferrari | Floor Edge | Performance | Flow Conditioning |
 McLaren | Front Wing | Circuit specific | Balance Range |
 Aston Martin | Front Wing | Circuit specific | Balance Range |
 Alpine | Front Corner | Performance | Flow Conditioning |
 RB | Coke/Engine Cover | Performance | Flow Conditioning |
| RB | Rear Suspension | Performance | Flow Conditioning |
| RB | Rear Corner | Performance | Local Load |
| RB | Mirror | Circuit specific | Drag Range |
 Kick Sauber | Floor Body | Performance | Local Load |
| Kick Sauber | Floor Fences | Performance | Local Load |
| Kick Sauber | Floor Edge | Performance | Local Load |
| Kick Sauber | Diffuser | Performance | Local Load |
- Red Bull Racing: The reigning champions have opted for a new front wing and floor fences, with the latter focusing on improving downstream floor performance.
- McLaren and Mercedes: Both teams have brought circuit-specific front wing updates to better suit the demands of the Las Vegas track.
- Ferrari: The Italian team has made significant changes to its floor, including a revised floor body, floor edge, and fence design. The aim is to improve airflow and reduce drag.
- Aston Martin: Like McLaren and Mercedes, Aston Martin has also introduced a circuit-specific front wing.
- Alpine: The French team has focused on improving the front corner of its car, with a new brake drum profile and enhanced build quality.
- AlphaTauri: The team has brought a brand-new floor and diffuser to Las Vegas, aiming to improve airflow under the car and control energy losses.
- Haas: The American team has modified the rear floor expansion shape to optimize performance at lower ride heights.