Formula 1 Announces 10-Year Extension of Las Vegas Grand Prix to 2037
Officials said the race has generated $3.2 billion in economic impact and $43 million in tax revenue since its 2023 debut.
- On Thursday, Las Vegas Grand Prix, Inc. and the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority announced a 10-year contract extension ensuring Formula 1 will continue racing on the Las Vegas Strip through at least 2037.
- Since debuting in 2023, the event has delivered $3.2 billion in cumulative economic impact for Southern Nevada, prompting officials to secure the long-term deal and reinforce Las Vegas as a cornerstone of the sport's U.S. presence.
- Last year's race generated $43 million in state and local tax revenue, including $15 million for K-12 education, while the Las Vegas Grand Prix Foundation contributed over $2 million to local nonprofit organizations.
- With the long-term agreement secured, Formula 1 plans permanent infrastructure investments on Las Vegas Boulevard to reduce setup times, which LVCVA President and CEO Steve Hill described as "plug-and-play" upgrades.
- The extension positions Las Vegas alongside other major American venues: the Miami Grand Prix holds a contract through 2041, while Austin, Texas has secured the Formula One race through 2034.
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Formula 1 announces 10-year extension of Las Vegas Grand Prix to 2037
Formula 1 has announced a 10-year extension to the Las Vegas Grand Prix that will see the race remain in the Nevada city until 2037.
F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix extended to 2037 under new agreement
The F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix has been extended through 2037. Race officials announced the agreement in a Thursday news release that was packed with details on F1's economic impact, an estimated $3.2 billion over the first three years of the event.
Formula 1 Signs 10-Year Extension For Las Vegas Grand Prix
Formula 1 will continue its annual tradition of taking over the Las Vegas Strip through at least 2037, officials announced on Thursday. A 10-year extension has been signed by Las Vegas Grand Prix, Inc., Clark County officials and the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority to keep Formula 1 in the Sports and Entertainment Capital of the World. âWe are thrilled that Formula 1 will continue racing in Las Vegas for many years to come,” Stefan…
Las Vegas to host Formula One until 2037
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