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The Las Vegas Formula 1 circuit was constructed for the 2023 season, bringing a high-octane twist to the City of Lights, including a dash down the famous Strip.
The inaugural Grand Prix on this circuit was in 2023, but Las Vegas is no stranger to F1, having hosted races in 1981 and 1982 under the Caesars Palace Grand Prix name. Those races saw Alan Jones and Michele Alboreto take the checkered flag, while Nelson Piquet and Keke Rosberg secured their championships with fifth-place finishes.
As for the circuit's layout, it's a 6.2km thrill ride with 17 turns, zipping past Vegas landmarks like Caesars Palace, the Bellagio, and the Venetian. It's fast, too – think Monza speeds – ensuring a spectacle of speed and skill.
Why should you attend? The Las Vegas Grand Prix is more than a race; it's a high-speed party in a city that knows how to entertain. The 2023 event set the bar high, and the buzz hasn't stopped. Imagine the thrill of F1 combined with Vegas' nightlife – it's a Saturday night fever on wheels!
And where to watch? Take your pick from VIP luxury to the heart of the grandstand action or mingle with the crowds in general admission. No matter where you are, you're in for a visual feast as F1 cars roar against the neon glow of one of the most electrifying cities in the world.
F1 Race Schedule - Las Vegas Grand Prix
Channel 4 Highlights
Saturday 23rd November - Las Vegas GP Qualifying Highlights - 10:10
Sunday 24th November - Las Vegas GP Highlights - 12:30
Weather Forecast for Las Vegas Grand Prix
Circuit Map - The Strip, Las Vegas
Previous Race Highlights
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