F1 Las Vegas Tickets

Las Vegas Grand Prix History

In 2025 the Formula One schedule will include, for the first time, a Las Vegas Grand Prix, which will be run on the Las Vegas Strip Circuit.

It's the first time the F1 World Championship calendar has featured a race in Las Vegas since the 1982 Caesars Palace Grand Prix, which only ran for two seasons.

There are many reasons why the Las Vegas Strip race will be one to remember when it is first run in November 2023, and these include the fact that it is the first time in 40 years that a race has taken place on a Saturday, and not the traditional Sunday slot, as well as it taking place at night-time, making it a spectacle that fans of Formula One simply won't want to miss.

The Las Vegas race is the third that will take place in 2023, joining those that are located in Miami and Austin and will see drives zoom past those watching from hotel rooms as well as in prime positions in the Paddock Club.

Las Vegas Grand Prix - Las Vegas Strip Circuit Guide

The Las Vegas Strip Circuit features 14 turns and measures in at 3.8 miles and will see drivers reach speeds in excess of 212 mph (342 km/h).

The race track design includes three straights, a sequence of high-speed corners, and one chicane section and will be run over the course of 50 laps of high-stakes drama.

The circuit begins at a disused parking area that has been repurposed to house the pit lane and paddock area.

The drivers will pass many iconic areas in the city, including Las Vegas Boulevard, which is best known as the Las Vegas Strip.