Thursday
Nov 19 in Las Vegas- PSTPractice 160 minutesF1
- PSTPractice40 minutesF1 ACADEMY
- PSTPractice 260 minutesF1
- PSTQualifying30 minutesF1 ACADEMY
Las Vegas Grand Prix · Nov 19–21, 2026Race week
on the Strip
Every session in your own time zone, the circuit landmark by landmark, and how to get around Las Vegas while the Strip is a race track.
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- Las Vegas
- Sat, Nov 21 · 8:00 PM PST
- Your time
- Sun, Nov 22 · 04:00 UTC
Las Vegas Grand Prix scheduleThree nights under the lights
Friday
Nov 20 in Las Vegas- PSTPractice 360 minutesF1
- PSTRace 135 minutesF1 ACADEMY
- PSTQualifying60 minutesF1
Saturday
Nov 21 in Las Vegas- PSTRace 235 minutesF1 ACADEMY
- PSTDrivers' parade30 minutesEVENT
- PSTGrand Prix50 laps · 309.958 km
Showing Las Vegas time (PST, UTC−8). Times follow F1's official timetable and can change. There is no Sprint in Las Vegas.
Las Vegas Strip CircuitFlat out past the fountains
The Las Vegas Strip Circuit is a street lap run counter-clockwise after dark. Its signature is a 1.9 km straight down Las Vegas Boulevard between Turns 12 and 14.
6.201 kmLap length
17Turns
50Race laps
309.958 kmRace distance
- 1Sphere
Turns 6 to 9 carry the lap around the Sphere before it heads west on Sands Avenue.
- 2The Venetian
Turn 12 swings left onto the Strip right beside it.
- 3Caesars Palace
Midway down the Strip straight, with the cars at full speed.
- 4Bellagio
The fountains sit trackside before the heavy braking zone for Turn 14.
By the numbersA big bet that paid off
306,000Weekend attendance in 2024Organizer figure. 315,000 in 2023 and about 300,000 reported for 2025.
$3.2BEconomic impact since 2023Cumulative estimate from F1 and the Las Vegas tourism authority.
3 of 3Races reported sold outAccording to the organizers, for 2023, 2024 and 2025.
2037On the calendar throughA 10-year extension announced in June 2026.
Las Vegas Grand Prix historyThree races, three stories
Winners
- 2025Max VerstappenRed Bull
Red Bull F1 car - 2024George RussellMercedes
Mercedes F1 car - 2023Max VerstappenRed Bull
Verstappen's garage sign
Moments
The loose water valve cover
Eight minutes into the first session, a loose water valve cover wrecked Carlos Sainz's Ferrari and practice was stopped for track repairs.
A title sealed on the Strip
George Russell won from pole. Fifth place was enough for Max Verstappen to clinch his fourth world championship.
Disqualified hours later
Both McLarens were disqualified for excessive plank wear, which moved George Russell up to second. It is why this guide marks results as provisional at first.
Visitor guide and ticketsVegas, while the roads are closed
Getting around
The Las Vegas Monorail has seven stations from SAHARA to MGM Grand and runs above the closed roads. It has kept extended hours in past race weeks. Near the circuit, walking is often quickest.
Road closures
The Strip, Koval Lane, Harmon Avenue and Sands Avenue are the race track. They start closing around 1 p.m. on race days and reopen overnight, roughly between midnight and 2 a.m.
Hotel prices
Strip rates climb for race week. For the 2025 race, the lowest rates averaged about $785 at Caesars' Strip hotels and $1,624 at MGM's, while most downtown hotels stayed under $100.
Cold nights
Sessions run from dusk into the desert night, and overnight lows in the 40s °F (about 5 to 9 °C) are normal for late November. Bring layers, a warm jacket, gloves and ear protection.
Tickets
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General admission
Flamingo Zone
3 days from $492Single days from $50 Thursday, $99 Friday and $393 Saturday.
General admission
T-Mobile Zone
3 days from $809Includes the nightly concerts in the zone.
Reserved seats
Grandstands
3 days from $925Up to $2,051. The cheapest seats are in the Heineken Grandstand near Turn 4.
Clubs and suites
Hospitality
3 days from $2,542The top packages run past $28,000.
Launch prices in US dollars with taxes and fees included, as announced by the organizers. Checked Nov 13, 2026. Prices and availability change.
How to watch the Las Vegas Grand PrixSaturday night, Sunday for most
Free on Apple TV
Apple TV is the exclusive US broadcaster from 2026. Practice, qualifying and the race are free to watch this weekend without a subscription.
- Eastern
- Sat 11:00 PM ET
- Pacific
- Sat 8:00 PM PT
| Country | Race start | Broadcaster |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | Sun 4:00 AM GMT | Sky Sports F1, NOW |
| Germany | Sun 5:00 AM CET | Sky |
| Canada | Sat 11:00 PM ET | TSN, RDS |
| Brazil | Sun 1:00 AM BRT | Globo |
| India | Sun 9:30 AM IST | FanCode |
| Japan | Sun 1:00 PM JST | Fuji TV |
| Australia | Sun 3:00 PM AEDT | Fox Sports, Kayo |
Las Vegas Grand Prix FAQQuick answers
Is this the official Las Vegas Grand Prix site?
No. Race Trip World is an independent fan guide. It sells nothing and collects no personal details. The ticket link goes to the official site.
What time does the race start?
Saturday, Nov 21 at 8:00 PM in Las Vegas, which is 04:00 UTC on Sunday, Nov 22. The countdown at the top converts it to your own time zone.
Is there a Sprint race?
No. The weekend has three practice sessions, qualifying on Friday and the Grand Prix on Saturday. F1 Academy is the support series.
How long is a lap?
6.201 km with 17 turns. The race runs 50 laps, a distance of 309.958 km.
Where do I buy tickets?
From the official site only. The ticket button in the visitor guide links straight to it.