Formula 1 has confirmed that the Las Vegas Grand Prix will remain on the calendar until 2037, following a new long-term agreement with local authorities and race organisers.
The ten-year extension ensures that one of the sport’s most high-profile street races will continue to be a cornerstone of F1’s growing presence in the United States.
Major commitment to the US calendar
With the new deal, Formula 1 now has long-term guarantees for three major races in the United States:
- Austin (US Grand Prix) until 2034
- Miami Grand Prix until 2041
- Las Vegas Grand Prix until 2037
This effectively secures the sport’s American calendar for the next decade and beyond, reinforcing the US as a key growth market for Formula 1.
Strong economic impact in Las Vegas
Since its debut, the Las Vegas Grand Prix has generated an estimated $3.2 billion in total economic impact for Southern Nevada.
The 2025 edition alone reportedly delivered tens of millions of dollars in state and local tax revenue, alongside funding contributions for public education and community programmes.
Organisers also highlight that the event has supported non-profit initiatives and created educational opportunities for students across Clark County.
Leadership comments
Stefano Domenicali described the Las Vegas race as a rapidly growing global destination combining elite motorsport, entertainment, and international business appeal.
Las Vegas Grand Prix CEO Emily Prazer also called the extension a defining moment for the event, crediting strong local partnerships for its continued expansion.
A permanent fixture in F1’s global strategy
The 2026 race in Las Vegas is already scheduled for 19–21 November, and the event is expected to further strengthen its position as one of the most commercially significant weekends in the Formula 1 calendar.
With its neon-lit street circuit on the Strip and global entertainment profile, the Las Vegas Grand Prix is increasingly seen as a flagship example of Formula 1’s strategy to merge sport, showbusiness, and tourism into a single global spectacle.