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Indy Gaming: F1 officials working through year one issues as second race looms - The Nevada Independent

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F1's inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix event had its highlights and its lowlights. The race's newly appointed top local executive said she is working to improve the experience. The Grand Prix generated $77 million in state and local taxes, the highest figure recorded for a single event. Business owners whose locations are on or near the racecourse complained last year.

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Indy Gaming: F1 officials working through year one issues as second race looms - The Nevada Independent

You know things are hectic during Formula One when even Gordon Ramsey can’t get a temporary kitchen permit for the race. F1’s inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix event had its highlights and its lowlights. With eight months to go until the checkered flag is waved, the race’s newly appointed top local executive said she is working to improve the experience. Please click here to sign up for Indy Gaming. Last week was a tale of competing Formula One …

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