Formula One announced a ten‑year extension of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, locking the race on the Strip through 2037.. The event, which debuted in 2023, has already generated $3.2 billion for Southern Nevada and become a marquee stop alongside Miami and Austin.
Stefano Domenicali hails the "extraordinary" Las Vegas run
F1 president Stefano Domenicali told reporters the Las Vegas race has "rapidly established itself as a top destination for racing, entertainment, and global business." He cited the $3.2 billion economic impact reported by Formula One as proof of the event’s value to the local community. Domenicali’s remarks underscore the sport’s strategic push into the U.S. market, where three races now anchor the calendar.
Emily Prazer credits Clark County and LVCVA for the extension
Emily Prazer, President and CEO of Las Vegas Grand Prix, Inc., called the new deal a "defining moment" that reflects strong local partnerships. she thanked the Clark County Commission and the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority for their support, noting that coordinated road‑closure planning and nighttime operations were critical to the race’s success.
Race history: Verstappen’s double wins and Russell’s 2024 triumph
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen won the inaugural 2023 event and repeated in 2025, while Mercedes driver George Russell captured the 2024 title. The 3.8‑mile street circuit weaves past the Bellagio fountains, Caesars Palace and the Venetian, offering a blend of high‑speed straights and tight corners that test drivers’ skill.
2026 schedule places Las Vegas as the penultimate U.S. showdown
The next Grand Prix is set for November 21, 2026, becoming the third‑to‑last race of the season before Qatar and Abu Dhabi. Organisers expect higher attendance and broader global viewership, with A‑list celebrities and business leaders already lining up for the spectacle.
Who will fill the unanswered slots in the 2030s?
While the extension guarantees the venue, the source does not confirm which sponsors or broadcast partners will be locked in for the 2030s, nor does it detail how the event will adapt to potential rule changes for F1 cars.. Additionally, the long‑term environmental impact of nightly street racing in a desert city remains unaddressed.
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