F1 Secures Exciting 10-Year Extension for Premier Grand Prix

Highlights

  • Las Vegas Grand Prix extended for 10 years through 2037
  • Event debuted in 2023 and quickly became a season highlight
  • $3.2 billion economic impact generated for Southern Nevada
  • Clark County approved extension beyond original 2032 contract
  • CEO Domenicali calls race a global entertainment and business attraction
  • Grand Prix Plaza promotes STEM education among local children

Formula 1 confirms a 10-year extension for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, securing the race through 2037 and reflecting its commercial pull and sporting relevance since debuting in 2023.

Las Vegas Grand Prix secured on the F1 calendar through 2037.

The decision follows a Clark County resolution allowing the event to continue on the 3.8-mile Las Vegas Strip Circuit, extending beyond the original 2032 window to a new 2037 term.

Since 2023, the race has generated $3.2 billion for Southern Nevada, with the 2025 edition alone contributing $43 million in state and local taxes, cementing its value beyond motorsport.

Formula 1 cars race down the Las Vegas Strip at night
Image Credit: Formula 1

On-track significance arrived quickly. Max Verstappen sealed the 2024 drivers’ title in Las Vegas, while McLaren’s 2025 double disqualification reshaped that season’s championship picture.

$3.2 billion total economic impact across Southern Nevada since 2023.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali frames the event as a racing spectacle and a magnet for entertainment, business, and cultural figures, strengthening the championship’s footprint in a key American market.

Community reach also expands. The Grand Prix Plaza promotes STEM education for local children, linking motorsport to learning pathways and workforce development.

Grand Prix Plaza drives STEM opportunities for local children.

Related initiatives, including a motorsports engineering symposium hosted in Las Vegas, reinforce that education focus and deepen ties between teams, suppliers, and local institutions.

Miami Grand Prix signage at the circuit
Image Credit: Forbes

Las Vegas Grand Prix chief Emily Prazer calls the decade-long deal a defining moment, crediting collaboration with public authorities, resort partners, and the wider community for the event’s fast maturation.

Clark County’s resolution extends support beyond the original 2032 window.

LVCVA president Steve Hill welcomes the extension, saying race week sits at the intersection of culture, competition, and entertainment, and elevates Las Vegas as a destination for major global events.

Long term, the commitment provides stability for teams and promoters, supporting iterative improvements to operations on a demanding urban night circuit and sustaining the event’s economic and sporting momentum.

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