F1 fans will love the Las Vegas circuit map and race details
F1 comes to the Las Vegas Strip. (Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
The announcement of the new Las Vegas Grand Prix was expected, but details about Saturday’s race and track layout got F1 fans particularly excited.
F1 officially travels to Las Vegas with the new Grand Prix scheduled for November 2023 on the Vegas Strip.
It should be an incredible and unique spectacle as the race is scheduled for Saturday night instead of the traditional Sunday run.
The announcement contained all the hustle and bustle you would expect from a city like Las Vegas.
While the introductory videos were cool, everyone was excited to see the new course map for the Las Vegas race, which will actually feature heavily the Strip.
The city of Las Vegas is to benefit greatly from the Formula 1 world that falls upon it every year, according to the plan. A three-year deal is in place with the city, but the long-term goal is to continue racing well beyond that period.
F1 fans are very excited but also divided over the Las Vegas GP
Most fans were pretty excited about the idea of racing in Vegas.
There has been some debate as to whether three races in the US is too many. The Miami Grand Prix will make its debut this year, while Austin’s Circuit of the Americas remains a regular fixture on the calendar.
The American audience for Formula 1 has arguably never been greater with the growing popularity of Netflix’s Drive to Survive and the proliferation of F1 sports offerings. The sport is clearly trying to capitalize on this audience by increasing its presence in the US.
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