Las Vegas Grand Prix verified for Formula 1 calendar in 2023

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Las Vegas Grand Prix confirmed for Formula 1 calendar in 2023

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In this file image, the popular Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Nevada neon indication is seen at sunset.

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Formula One will go back to Las Vegas next year with the race happening on the popular Las Vegas Strip.

The grand prix will be hung on a Saturday night in November, possibly around Thanksgiving, with the track sweeping past a few of the city’s most famous landmarks, hotels and gambling establishments.

The track style is 3.8 miles long from start to complete with leading speeds approximated to be over 212 miles per hour.

There will be 50 race laps with 3 primary straights and 14 corners, consisting of a high-speed cornering series and a single chicane area.

Stefano Domenicali, president and president of Formula 1, stated: “This is an unbelievable minute for Formula 1 that shows the substantial appeal and development of our sport with a 3rd race in the United States.

“Las Vegas is a location understood around the globe for its enjoyment, hospitality, delights, and naturally, the popular Strip.

“There is no better place for Formula 1 to race than in the global entertainment capital of the world and we cannot wait to be here next year.”

Las Vegas’ neon nights will be the background for F1’s 3rd race in the U.S. in addition to the Miami and Texas Grands Prix.

Vegas formerly hosted 2 F1 grands prix in the 1980 s however rather of the Strip, they happened in the car park of the Caesars Palace hotel.

Last week Domenicali informed Sky Sports F1’s Martin Brundle that Africa might likewise hold races in the future, with the calendar set to grow.

F1 is set for a record 23- race calendar this year however the present Concorde Agreement, which runs up until 2025, enables 24 races per season.

South Africa’s Kyalami circuit– which Lewis Hamilton just recently firmly insisted need to be back in F1– last hosted a race in 1993 and has actually been mooted as a choice.

“On top of America, on top of China, I think there is a potential also to be in Africa soon,” stated Domenicali.

“There is a lot of interest there. For sure that’s another area that so far is missing in the geography of our calendar.”