Las Vegas Grand Prix Tickets

Las Vegas Grand Prix Race Tickets

Feel the need for speed and see some of the world’s best racers jockey for positions with Las Vegas Grand Prix tickets. The Las Vegas Grand Prix is a Formula One Grand Prix event that makes up part of the Formula One World Championship. Held out of Las Vegas, Nev., the Las Vegas Grand Prix utilizes a pop-up street circuit that runs through the Las Vegas Strip.

Las Vegas was first included in the Formula One calendar in 1982, though at the time the event was known as the Caesars Palace Grand Prix. The city would not serve as the site of a Formula One event again until the early 2020s, by which time the event had been renamed the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The Las Vegas Grand Prix is now the third US Grand Prix in the current World Championship series after the Miami Grand Prix and United States Grand Prix in Austin. The track of the Las Vegas Grand Prix stretches just short of four miles and features a number of infamous labyrinthian sections and hairpin turns.

Do not miss your chance to see this hotly anticipated race up close. Claim your Las Vegas Grand Prix tickets today.

How much are Las Vegas Grand Prix tickets?

Racing tickets will have several price levels based on where you sit at the track and on the series that is competing. Formula 1 tickets can easily cost more than $600, while IndyCar and NHRA races will often start at prices as low as $40. TicketSmarter’s interactive seating map will provide customers with plenty of pricing options when viewing Las Vegas Grand Prix tickets, making it easy to pick out the perfect seats for your budget. 

Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix - Saturday tickets on November 23rd, 2024 at 3:00pm will start at prices around $500.40, while premium seats closer to the start/finish line or in club level seats will max out at $32400.00. There are 1026 tickets available for the upcoming race on November 23rd, 2024 at 3:00pm at Las Vegas Strip Circuit, 100 Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV.

Las Vegas Grand Prix 2024 Racing Schedule

Auto racing generally takes place during the spring through fall months due to it primarily being an outdoor event. There are several indoor races that occur throughout the winter months such as the Chili Bowl Nationals for those needing their racing fix during the off season. Racing events may take place during a single day or over several days with a series of on-track sessions for practice, qualifying and racing.

The Las Vegas Grand Prix schedule will include practice sessions to get the drivers acclimated to the track. After the practice sessions, the drivers will then qualify their cars in order to set the lineup for the race. Once the field is set, the green flag for the Las Vegas Grand Prix will fly and the race will begin! Las Vegas Strip Circuit at 100 Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV will have plenty of on-track action throughout the Las Vegas Grand Prix race weekend.

When do Las Vegas Grand Prix tickets go on sale?

Las Vegas Grand Prix tickets will usually go on sale shortly after the sanctioning body for the race has announced their season schedule. The schedule for the upcoming season will generally become available before the completion of the current season. Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix - Saturday race tickets for November 23rd, 2024 at 3:00pm are on sale now with 1026 tickets for race day currently remaining on TicketSmarter.

Las Vegas Grand Prix Seating Chart

Seating arrangements for motorsports events will vary from track to track. Road courses will usually have several grandstands that give fans a unique view of different turns on the track. Oval tracks will generally have a large grandstand that provides a view of the entire racetrack from one location. TicketSmarter’s interactive seating map will accurately display the track and seating layout for the Las Vegas Grand Prix. This tool will allow you to see all available seating options, so you can make an educated decision on where to sit for the race.

The Las Vegas Grand Prix seating chart provides race fans with multiple seating options that each have their own unique multi-sensory experience. Sitting in the lower rows at Las Vegas Strip Circuit will give fans a true sense of the raw speed and intense noise of the engines as they race in front of you. Sitting higher up at the track will allow fans to see a wider view of the track, making it easier to follow along with all the action.