Information, tips and advice for F1 fans attending the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix at the Las Vegas Strip Circuit
- The 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix takes place from November 21-23 (Thursday to Saturday)
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Few Formula 1 events received more international media coverage prior to hosting their first race than the Las Vegas Grand Prix. New in 2023, the Saturday night race takes place on a new street circuit – the Las Vegas Strip Circuit – which incorporates the famous Las Vegas Strip as part of its layout. 315,000 fans attended the inaugural running of the event in November 2023; despite issues with the track surface that curtailed much of the on-track action on the opening day, the race itself was one of the most exciting of the entire F1 season.
In addition to three nights of Formula 1 action on track, running from Thursday to Saturday, fans are able to soak up the Las Vegas atmosphere with a range of trackside activities and concerts. In 2024, performers include OneRepublic, Alesso, Ludacris and The Beaches.
Las Vegas Grand Prix Access & Orientation
Unlike many of the other races on the Formula 1 calendar, your ticket for the Grand Prix only grants you access to the zone in which your chosen grandstand or viewing area is located. It is not possible to explore different areas of the Las Vegas Strip Circuit over the race weekend.
Visit f1lasvegasgp.com for an interactive version of this map.
Grandstands are located in the East Harmon Zone, the West Harmon Zone, The Mirage Zone and the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere. The latter zone is also where you’ll find the circuit’s General Admission offering. There are a number of other zones which are for those with hospitality tickets only, such as the Paddock Zone, the North Koval Zone, the South Koval Zone and the Hilton Grand Vacations Zone. The fanzones at the 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix opened from 6pm daily.
Rideshare and walking are the recommended methods of getting to the Las Vegas Grand Prix. Designated pick-up and drop-off points are located at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas (closest to the start/finish straight and the East Harmon Zone) and the Hughes Centre (closest to the T-Mobile at Sphere Zone). Download the Las Vegas Grand Prix app for interactive maps and information on the best walking routes from the nearby hotels to your seats. For further information about travelling to and from the Las Vegas Grand Prix, including information on getting from the airport to the city, check out our guide to local public transport.
Road closures at the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix
- The following information is TBC for 2024
- To accommodate the Grand Prix, a number of road closures are in place across the Grand Prix weekend in Las Vegas. Soft closures begin at 17:00 on each day of the race weekend (from Thursday to Saturday), before full road closures come into place from 19:00.
- If you’re travelling from outside of the city, we recommend arriving well in advance of these closures in order to avoid disruption to your journey. Roads will re-open in the early hours – at 02:00 – each day. Live road closures can be tracked in the Las Vegas Grand Prix app (link above).
Prohibited Items at the Las Vegas Grand Prix
- The following information is TBC for 2024
- Prohibited items include animals (except for service animals), strollers, collapsible or non-collapsible chairs or stools, non-clear bags, professional film, photo or audio equipment, flags, banners, signs or promotional materials, and noisemakers, bells, whistles, megaphones, airhorns and vuvuzelas
- Attendees at the 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix should have bags no bigger than 12” x 6” x 12”. Your backpack should be clear plastic. Small bags which do not exceed 4.5” x 6.5” are also allowed. Be prepared for your bags to be searched upon entry to the circuit.
- Smoking and vaping is allowed only in authorised smoking areas. Pets are not permitted, other than service animals.
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2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix Schedule
- On-Track Schedule: The full 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix timetable has been confirmed by Formula 1 and is listed below. Note that the action takes place from Thursday to Saturday in Las Vegas. All F1 sessions take place after dark. (Sunset in Las Vegas on race weekend is at approx. 16:30)
- Gate Opening Times: Gates opened at 18:00 on each day of the event in 2023. TBC for 2024
- Support Categories: The inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix didn’t have any support categories – but a support series has been added to the on-track schedule for 2024. The Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli series will also take to Las Vegas Strip Circuit over the race weekend.
Thursday, November 21
- 18:00: Gates Open (TBC)
- 16:00-18:00: Paddock Club – Pit Lane Walk & Track Tour
- 18:30-19:30: Formula 1 – Free Practice 1 (FP1)
- 20:05-20:45: Ferrari Challenge – Practice Session
- 21:00-21:40: Pirelli Hot Laps
- 22:00-23:00: Formula 1 – Free Practice 2 (FP2)
- 23:30-00:00: Ferrari Challenge – Qualifying Session
- 00:10-01:10: Paddock Club – Pit Lane Walk & Track Tour
Friday, November 22
- 18:00: Gates Open (TBC)
- 16:00-18:00: Paddock Club – Pit Lane Walk & Track Tour
- 18:30-19:30: Formula 1 – Free Practice 3 (FP3)
- 20:10-20:45: Ferrari Challenge – First Race (13 laps or 30 minutes)
- 21:00-21:40: Pirelli Hot Laps
- 22:00-23:00: Formula 1 – Qualifying
- 23:15-00:40: Paddock Club – Pit Lane Walk & Track Tour
Saturday, November 23
- 18:00: Gates Open (TBC)
- 16:00-18:00: Paddock Club – Pit Lane Walk & Track Tour
- 17:15-18:00: Pirelli Hot Laps
- 18:20-18:55: Ferrari Challenge – Second Race (13 laps or 30 minutes)
- 19:10-19:50: Pirelli Hot Laps
- 19:20-20:25 Paddock Club – Pit Lane Walk & Track Tour
- 20:00-20:30: Formula 1 Drivers’ Parade
- 20:40-21:10: Pre-Race Show
- 21:44-21:46: National Anthem
- 22:00-00:00: Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix 2024 (50 laps or 120 minutes)
Will there be a Pit Lane Walk at the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix?
There was no organized pit lane walk for regular ticket holders at the 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix. However, guests in the Formula 1 Paddock Club hospitality suite are normally able to participate in up to three pit lane walks each evening on race weekend.
Las Vegas Grand Prix Concerts
Headline concerts were held on all three nights of the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend in 2023. Mark Ronson, Maor Lazer and J Balvin were the headliners, with a host of further performers, including Kylie Minogue and Nile Rodgers, also performing at the track.
In 2024, there will be two entertainment stages at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. One stage is in the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere, in front of one of the city’s newest landmarks, the Sphere. Only ticket holders from the T-Mobile Sphere Zone can attend the concerts here. Confirmed headliners in 2024 include OneRepublic, Alesso, Ludacris, The Beaches, Chromeo, Drama, Meute, Kaleena Zanders, Too Many Zooz and more yet-to-be-announced acts.
This year, there will be a second stage located in the East Harmon Zone. Titled the Heineken Silver Stage, this area will feature musical performances, as well as driver interviews and autograph sessions. Performers announced so far for the Heineken Silver Stage include Vandelux, Big Boi, Snakehips, DJ Shift and Meute. Again, only ticket holders with tickets in this area of the track will have access to these performances. That includes fans with tickets in the Heineken Silver Main Grandstand and those with various hospitality packages in the area. More information here.
Las Vegas Grand Prix Food & Drink
Fans at the Las Vegas Grand Prix with grandstand seats tickets in the East Harmon Zone, West Harmon Zone and T-Mobile Zone at Sphere enjoyed all-inclusive complimentary food and non-alcoholic drink options (water and soft drinks) throughout the weekend at the inaugural race The food offering was curated by Wolfgang Puck Catering and included a “selection of globally inspired cuisine”. TBC for 2024.
Complementary food options included a beef rib grilled cheese melt, birria tacos and chicken salad. Vegetarian options included a “shake ramen” with tofu or jackfruit loaded tater tots. Read a description of the complementary food offering in Adam’s Travel Report from the 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Alcoholic drinks in the fanzones were priced between $12 for Heineken Silver/Lager (16oz or 470ml) up to $27 for a double premium spirit (vodka, tequila, bourbon, rum, gin, also 16oz or 470ml). Stated prices didn’t include sales tax, and cashless payments only were accepted. Check out all the drink prices from 2023.