The 3.8-mile-long circuit has three main straights, 14 corners and one chicane section, with top speeds reaching over 212 mph over the course of the race’s 50 laps. While the track layout itself doesn’t seem that incredible, it’s the setting that will be over-the-top. Despite most F1 races taking place on Sunday, the Las Vegas Grand Prix will happen on a Saturday night in November, potentially Thanksgiving weekend, with qualifying happening that Friday.
That positioning will make it easier to watch both in the US and overseas, and the city is sure to see a massive influx of tourists over the race weekend. Vegas’ bumpy roads will be resurfaced ahead of the race, and the cars will only go down one side of the strip — but that still provides nearly 50 feet of width for overtaking.
Las Vegas Grand Prix Schedule
- Thursday Practice 1 – 4:30-5:30 pm
- Thursday Practice 2 – 8:00-9:00 pm
- Friday Practice 3 – 4:30-5:30 pm
- Friday Qualifying – 8:00-9:00 pm
- Saturday Race – 8:00 pm
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Where should you sit? Our team can advise you with seating options for the upcoming Las Vegas Grand Prix. The 3.8-mile-long course runs down the Vegas strip and in a loop where the F1 cars hit speeds over 212 mph. Tickets available now in all seating areas.
Premium Seating Options
ClubSI
Located at Turn 12, considered by many to be one of the premier locations on the circuit. The ClubSI is located just in front of the Neiman Marcus department store at the world famous Fashion Show Mall. Turn 12 has the sharpest turn on the track and is within quick walking distance to the most popular casinos such as The Wynn, The Venetian and the Resort World.
Skybox
Located above the Main Grandstand with prime views of the start and finish line, the Skybox will embody classic. Las Vegas, complete with a sleek, Rat Pack-inspired design with warm minimalist lighting, dark woods, tufted velvet, and leather that will transport you back to the city’s golden age.
The Skybox is a multi-story hospitality experience with an indoor lounge and outdoor terrace overlooking the track. Enjoy an opulent food menu accompanied with prohibition-era cocktails prepared by talented mixologists.
- 4 Day pass w/ access to our Wednesday opening party along with Thursday through Sat race festivities
- Shared two-story box, ticketed with about 2,000 people
- Indoor club area / outdoor viewing balcony on both floors
- All-inclusive food/beverage, including a top shelf open bar
- Views from the start/finish line, the first turn, and turn 17
- Across from the Paddock building and pit lane
Paddock Club
The Paddock Club is a climate-controlled shared suite area designed for small groups of two or more persons. The Paddock Club East area is managed by F1 and is in very high demand. The Paddock Club East offers a top notch views of the Start / Finish area and all the amenities of a high end sports club. Chef inspired dishes and buffet is served with all day fine dining, all-day bar service, and guided F1 experiences which include guided tours of the track tours and celebrity F1 Driver Meet ups etc.
Champions Club
Situate just next to the Paddock Club, fans sitting in the Champions Club will enjoy premium views of the F1 racing action from some of the best trackside suites at each circuit. Tickets in the Champions Club include food bevage and an open bar.
Start / Finish Grandstand – East Harmon Grandstand
Section 101 – 116 Rows 6 through 34 to 40 depending the specific sections.
From this location, fans will have premium views of the PIT LANE. These seats are perfect for fans who want to be at the center of the action and be able to watch the post race podium ceremony.
Grandstand Zones
- East Harmon Zone
- South Koval Zone – Hospitality
- North Koval Zone – Hospitality
- T-Mobile Zone at the Sphere – Tickets include food and drinks by Wolfgang Puck
- West Harmon Zone
- Paddock Zone
- Paris Hotel
- Bellagio Hotel