The floodlit race, to be held on a Saturday, will be the third US round on the calendar after Austin and Miami. Formula One and Liberty Media are self-promoting the race with their Live Nation entertainment company and local stakeholders. McLaren team boss Zak Brown, responding to the news at the inaugural Miami Grand Prix, said it was a positive step for the sport. "I think the fact that Liberty is putting skin in the game in certain parts of the business shows their commitment. The Las Vegas Grand Prix's 6.12km track will see drivers roar past landmarks such as the Bellagio Fountains and Caesars Palace for an event expected to attract 170 000 fans.

Source: News 24 May 07, 2022 19:46 UTC