Formula One drivers said the Las Vegas Grand Prix is finding its footing after its first year struggles and said they look forward to returning to Sin City for the flashy night race along the Las Vegas Strip. The inaugural edition of the race was hampered ...

Vegas and F1 officials have locked down every viewpoint they can, charging fans for the privilege of standing in one place.

When the Las Vegas Grand Prix begins its second run in Las Vegas tonight, the Formula One racers will likely be competing in front of fewer fans.

While experts predict this year’s race will pull in slightly less than the $500 million or so in revenue for Formula 1 and the $1.5 billion in Las Vegas economic impact achieved in last year’s race, the contest and its weeklong festivities will still be a boon for all those involved.

Fans flocked to the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix this weekend, showing off their allegiance to their favorite drivers and teams and using the mega event to bond with family and friends. The thousands of fans attending the race came from all over the world with the same goal in mind: To enjoy F1,

Mercedes star George Russell emerged victorious as the winner of the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix, and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen clinched his fourth straight drivers’ championship by finishing fifth, one place ahead of Lando Norris, who’s in second place overall in the drivers’ standings.

Red Bull Racing star held off late-season run by Lando Norris to become sixth driver with four F1 championships.