Las Vegas to continue hosting F1 races until 2037
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- Las Vegas Grand Prix secured a 10‑year contract extension, keeping the race on the Formula 1 calendar through 2037.
- Stefano Domenicali said the event has become a standout, delivering strong economic impact and attracting global business leaders and celebrities.
- Grand Prix Plaza – a 39‑acre purpose‑built complex – serves as the paddock and multi‑use venue during race week.
- Las Vegas: the race generated $43 million in state and local tax revenue last year.
- Austin: its United States Grand Prix contract was extended to 2034, and the Miami Grand Prix also secured a contract through 2041, guaranteeing three long‑term U.S. F1 events.
Why it matters: Local businesses, hotels, and the Nevada tax base gain from the race’s $43 million revenue boost, while F1 secures a marquee U.S. market and long‑term stability for its calendar.
