

Formula 1 cements its long-term future in Las Vegas until 2037
It is official: Formula 1 is staying on the Strip. A massive 10-year extension has been signed, locking in the Las Vegas Grand Prix through 2037. Since its 2023 debut, the 6.2km circuit—where machines hit speeds over 322 kph—has established itself as a true spectacle.
Beyond the racing, which has seen Max Verstappen take two wins and George Russell one, the numbers are staggering. The event has delivered $3.2 billion in economic impact for Southern Nevada. It is a bold statement, and clearly, the powers that be are fully invested in making this race a permanent pillar of the sport.



