Las Vegas Grand Prix – Formula 1 2025
Your complete guide to the Las Vegas GP: race schedule, results, circuit info, and F1 history
About the Las Vegas Grand Prix
The Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix brings the world championship back to the famous Strip, with a high speed night race through the heart of Nevada’s entertainment capital. Here is your complete guide to the 2025 Las Vegas GP, including the full F1 schedule, key circuit facts, ticket information and live music at the T Mobile Stage.
Las Vegas GP 2025 Schedule
| Session | Your Time | Local Time (Las Vegas) |
|---|---|---|
| Practice 1 | 20 Nov, 16:30 – 17:30 (UTC−8) | |
| Practice 2 | 20 Nov, 20:00 – 21:00 (UTC−8) | |
| Practice 3 | 21 Nov, 16:30 – 17:30 (UTC−8) | |
| Qualifying | 21 Nov, 20:00 – 21:00 (UTC−8) | |
| Race | 22 Nov, 20:00 (UTC−8) |
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Las Vegas GP Fast Facts
| First held | 2023 |
|---|---|
| Circuit | Las Vegas Strip Circuit |
| Location | Las Vegas, Nevada, USA |
| Number of laps | 50 |
| Circuit length | 6.201 km |
| Race distance | 310.050 km |
| Lap record (race) | 1:34.876 — Lando Norris (2024) |
| Most wins (driver) | Max Verstappen / George Russell – 1 |
| Top speed | ~350 km/h (Las Vegas Boulevard) |
Las Vegas GP Past Winners
| Year | Winner | Team |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | George Russell | Mercedes |
| 2023 | Max Verstappen | Red Bull |
Las Vegas GP 2025 FAQs
When is the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix?
The 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix race takes place on Saturday 22 November 2025, with lights out at 20:00 local time in Las Vegas. Practice sessions start on Thursday 20 November and run through to qualifying on Friday night.
What time does the Las Vegas GP start in my country?
The race is scheduled for 20:00 in Las Vegas (UTC-8) on Saturday 22 November. Use the schedule table above – the “Your Time” column automatically converts each session to your local timezone based on your device settings.
Where is the Las Vegas Grand Prix held?
The race is held on the Las Vegas Strip Circuit, a street circuit in the heart of Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. The layout uses sections of Las Vegas Boulevard and roads around the Sphere and Venetian.
How long is the Las Vegas GP?
The Las Vegas Grand Prix is scheduled for 50 laps of the 6.201 km Strip Circuit, giving a total race distance of about 310 km, subject to safety car periods and time limits.
How can I buy tickets for the Las Vegas Grand Prix?
Official tickets are sold through the Las Vegas Grand Prix website and authorised partners. The T Mobile General Admission area by Sphere offers trackside viewing, stage access and fan activities, with prices starting at around $140. Always purchase through trusted sellers to avoid invalid tickets.
What makes the Las Vegas GP special?
The Las Vegas GP is a night race on a very high speed street circuit that runs down the Strip, with long straights, low track temperatures and a festival atmosphere centred on live music, light shows and the backdrop of the city’s famous resorts.
Las Vegas Strip Circuit
The Las Vegas Strip Circuit is a temporary street layout that uses a mix of purpose built sections and famous Las Vegas boulevards. The lap includes long flat out blasts past casinos and resorts, heavy braking zones and long straights that put a premium on top speed, braking stability and tyre warm up on cooler desert nights.
The circuit is based around Las Vegas Boulevard with the paddock complex and start finish area near the Sphere and the Venetian. Drivers reach some of the highest speeds of the year with slipstream battles along the Strip, while low track temperatures and a smooth surface make tyre management and warm up especially challenging.
- Track length: 6.201 km
- Laps: 50
- Corners: 17
- Lap record: 1:35.490 – Oscar Piastri (2023)
- Capacity: ~105,000 spectators
- First F1 race: 2023
