Las Vegas will return to the F1 calendar after more than 4 decades of absence on a brand new street circuit, with all the cars racing down the iconic Las Vegas Strip after all the famous hotels and casinos.
see photosFormula 1 will race in Las Vegas on Saturday night in November 2023.
Formula 1 has announced a new venue for its race calendar – and perhaps the most prestigious of all – the Las Vegas Grand Prix. While the addition of a new GP in the United States was anticipated and we brought to you as well report good Earlier, Formula 1 has finally announced the much-awaited details of the brand new addition. The most interesting thing among them is that the race will be held on Saturday night and not Sunday!
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F1 has released several renders showing what the new generation of F1 cars will look like driving on the streets of Vegas.
photo credit: Formula Motorsport Ltd.
Las Vegas is not new to Formula 1, the two Grand Prix were held in the ‘entertainment capital of the world’ in the car park of the Caesars Palace casino in 1981 and 1982. However, Formula 1 will this time take to the famous streets of Las Vegas, with cars racing down a 2km-long strip, leaving behind all the prestigious hotels and casinos such as Venice, Caesars Palace and Bellagio.
F1 cars will race on the Strip driving before prestigious hotels
photo credit: Formula Motorsport Ltd.
The street circuit will be 6.12 km long and will have 14 corners and 3 straights. The track layout is very free-flowing, and F1 believes that the average speed on the track will approach that of Italy’s Monza. This would also mean that the cars would run a lower downforce package on the track, and would mean that the DRS would not be as effective as some other circuits, yet would still provide a competitive race.
The track will have 14 corners and 3 straight lines, and will be a high speed – low downforce track.
photo credit: Formula Motorsport Ltd.
“This is an incredible moment for Formula 1 that demonstrates the enormous appeal and growth of our sport with the third race in the US. Las Vegas is a destination renowned around the world for its excitement, hospitality, thrill and of course Known throughout the Strip”, said F1 President and CEO Stefano Domenicali. “There’s no better place to race for Formula 1 than the global entertainment capital of the world and we can’t wait to be here next year,” he said.
Saturday night’s run will also add to the glamor of the event.
photo credit: Formula Motorsport Ltd.
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Formula 1 has decided to host the Grand Prix on Saturday night instead of Sunday, which would mean track action begins on Thursday, with qualifying on Friday. The track will join Miami and the Circuit of the Americas (COTA) in Austin to host the third F1 Grand Prix in the country in the 2023 season, but promises to be the most spectacular.
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