Las Vegas Grand Prix
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The Las Vegas Grand Prix, part of the Formula One World Championship, takes place on a temporary street circuit that winds through the iconic Las Vegas Strip. The circuit spans approximately 6.2 km, with 17 turns, and the race is run over 50 laps.
Launched in 2023, it marked Formula 1’s return to Las Vegas and the United States as the first night-street race on the Strip. The inaugural 2023 edition featured a thrilling finish, with Max Verstappen claiming victory after a dramatic battle, despite being handed a time penalty early in the race. At the 2024 event, while Verstappen sealed his fourth world championship, it was George Russell who took the race win for Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team, finishing ahead of his teammate Lewis Hamilton in a 1-2 for the team.
Beyond the action on track, the Las Vegas Grand Prix has become a major spectacle — blending motorsport, nightlife and cityscape illumination — and has had a significant economic impact on the region. (AutoRacing1.com)
In summary: the Las Vegas Grand Prix is a high-octane, glitzy addition to the Formula 1 calendar, combining street-race drama with the unique backdrop of Las Vegas, and has quickly become a must-watch event.
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