F1 to Las Vegas this fall

You will have a chance to watch the world’s most thrilling and exciting racing event. Las Vegas will host the Formula 1 Race or F1. This will happen this coming November 16-28, 2023 at the Las Vegas Boulevard Track.

This is a racing spectacle that you should not miss, as the greatest speed devils of the decade will clash here in the entertainment capital of the world. You will surely put this on your calendars as one of the unforgettable milestones in your life.

Expect a variety of options in order to watch the races. As announced, General Admission tickets will most likely hit around $500 for weekends. This may include non-alcoholic beverages and foods. Watch out for ticket pre-sale dates:

• American Express Pre-Sale: March 20th at 10 am PST and March 22nd
• Priority Interest Pre-Sale: ​March 22nd at 10 am PST
• Public On-Sale: March 24th at 10 am PST

There will be a special zone for some ticket holders. This is an area where patrons will experience the Las Vegas entertainment extravaganza with drinks and cocktails. This will bring an extraordinary touch to this annual racing event.

F1 Racing Teams and Personalities

This year’s racing extravaganza will be star-studded as the cream of the crop in the F1 will surely be present in this racing spectacle.

• The Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport will have George Russell partner with seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton.
• Oracle Red Bull Racing had Max Verstappen to lead and will team up with Sergio Perez, who had an impressive debut season for the team in 2022.
• Scuderia Ferrari still has Charles Leclerc as the main driver. He will collaborate with Carlos Sainz as the second driver.
• McLaren F1 Team will rely on the skills of Lando Norris. Oscar Piastri will serve as Norris’s partner for the event.
• BWT Alpine F1 Team expects a lot from Esteban Ocon, reinforcing the team with Pierre Gasly to be Ocon’s 2nd driver.

The other teams who will appear are:

• Scuderia AlphaTauri
• Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant
• Williams Racing,
• Alfa Romeo F1 Team Orlen, and
• Haas F1 Team

You should really not miss this event. The roster of teams and personalities joining this speeding bonanza is out of this world.

Race circuit design, location, and flow

The Las Vegas Grand Prix will be held at the Las Vegas Strip. It’s an excellent racetrack where famous landmarks in Las Vegas will be visible like the iconic Caesar’s Palace. Did you know that it was the name of the race back in 1982? This was the last time an F1 race was here in the Neon City.

The design and location of the racetrack are probably of top calibre, befitting the prestige of this annual racing event. The circuit spans 3.803 miles (6.120 km) and has 17 corners, along with a straight that is 1.181 miles (1.900 km) long.

The race flow is counterclockwise beginning at an old parking lot. This area undergoes redevelopment for pits, a paddock area, and a permanent track. The initial turn is a sharp hairpin, a slight left turn, then another rapid right turn leading to a permanent circuit to the streets of Las Vegas.

The speedy race cars will go up to 0.50 miles (0.8 km) at the Koval Lane and then will make a 90-degree right turn. They will then take a long sweeping left turn encircling the MSG Sphere arena. It will then take another left-right twist at the section, and a faster-left turn coursing to Sands Avenue.

These will be the initial main tracks, and other special circuits will soon follow.

Ticket Information and Prices for F1 Las Vegas

As of this moment, the following are the initial tickets to be sold for F1 Las Vegas:

• Private Suites (Price available upon request)
• Skybox ($10,000)
• Koval Hospitality ($8,000)
• Main Grandstand ($2,500)
• East Harmon Zone Grandstands ($2,500)
• MSG Sphere Zone Grandstands ($2,000)
• West Harmon Zone Grandstands ($1,500)
• General Admission ($500)

The East Harmon Zone Grandstands, MSG Sphere Zone Grandstands, and West Harmon Zone Grandstands are all three-day tickets with complimentary drinks and food. It also has seats where you can enjoy the race with a nice view. The Main Grandstand is the same as the previous three tickets, except that it is a four-day pass instead of three.

Private Suites, Skybox, and the Koval Hospitality have more perks and amenities including live entertainment, cocktails, more food, waiters, service managers, and other perks. Services will be according to the ticket price.

The General Admission is also a three-day pass with food and non-alcoholic drinks, but it is a standing room only.