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Las Vegas F1 Guide 2026:
Schedule, Tickets, Hotels & Circuit

Choose your seats and stay. Discover Las Vegas, then build your race weekend.Plan your whole race weekend.19–21 November 2026Race day:

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Choose your travel dates, grandstand preference and budget to plan your Las Vegas race weekend.

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Las Vegas The essentials

Race schedule

19–21 Nov 2026

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Inside the Las Vegas guide

Pick your view, then plan the journey.

Formula 1 races past the Strip’s landmarks and around Sphere on Saturday night. Choose your viewing area first, then plan the hotel, station and final walk around your ticket zone.

The 6.201 km circuit links the pit complex, Koval Lane, Sphere and the Las Vegas Strip. Main Grandstand seats focus on the grid and pits; Koval and Sphere offer corner views, while West Harmon follows the final straight.

Choose a Monorail station near your ticket zone and allow time for the signed walk to your entrance. Premium packages may include their own transfers. Bring warm layers for the evening sessions.

Use the map to compare grandstands, gates and transport connections. East Harmon, Koval and West Harmon share fan-zone access, while reserved seats and hospitality require the matching ticket.

Before you bookCheck hotel access and the total stay price

Road closures begin at 13:00 on 19–21 November. Confirm your hotel’s vehicle entrance, drop-off point and pedestrian route before booking an airport transfer. Being inside the circuit does not include a ticket or guarantee a track view.

Resort fees and tax
Compare the final stay total, including mandatory fees and taxes. Check what is prepaid and what is due at the hotel; rates and inclusions vary by property and offer.
Minimum nights
Check the stay requirement for your exact dates and room offer. Some race-week packages require several nights; there is no single minimum for every hotel.
Cancellation and deposits
Check the cancellation deadline, prepayment terms and incidental deposit before paying.
Check road closures and Monorail entrance walks →

Race viewingCan you watch Las Vegas F1 for free from a bridge?

Do not plan to watch from a public pedestrian bridge. Bridges are walking routes, and screens or barriers can block the view. Keep moving, follow stewards’ directions and use your ticketed viewing area.

Budget alternative
Check Ellis Island’s race-week offers. A watch party, its advertised Koval-side viewing area and an official circuit ticket are different products; check admission, availability and what each includes.
Compare Sphere, Main Grandstand and standing tickets →

Before you leave your hotelCharge your phone and bring a power bank

Charge your phone before leaving and take a portable charger: your ticket, transport plans and evening photographs will all compete for battery. General spectator charging stations are not provided. Club Magenta has charging for eligible members and their guests; it is not a charging facility that every ticket holder can use.

Night sessions
Pack a warm base layer, an insulating layer, a windproof jacket, a hat and gloves. Check the forecast before leaving; exposed grandstands can feel much colder than the daytime Strip.
Bag
Clear tote/backpack up to 12 × 6 × 12 in, or a non-clear small handbag/fanny pack up to 6 × 9 in. Diaper bags are permitted when attending with an infant, subject to screening.
Water
Empty plastic or silicone bottle up to 24 oz. Refill stations are available; leave sealed water, metal vessels and hydration packs behind.
Photos
Bring a point-and-shoot camera if you wish. Leave detachable-lens cameras, selfie sticks, tripods, monopods and GoPro mounts at the hotel.
Leave behind
Umbrellas, strollers, chairs, stools and seat cushions.

Mobility-device charging remains available at Accessibility Services tents. Bring the required cords and accessories.

Distinctive attractions, major cultural stops and desert escapes selected to make the daylight as memorable as the racing after dark.

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Adventure & Adrenaline

Exotics Racing

Drive a supercar with an instructor at SPEEDVEGAS. Choose the car and lap package before booking; check licence and driver requirements.

02

Adventure & Adrenaline

Dream Racing

Choose a GT race car or supercar experience at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Reserve the actual car and driving package you want.

03

Iconic Sights & Attractions

Shelby American Museum

Explore Shelby American’s performance-car heritage in Las Vegas. Check the current museum and tour arrangements before visiting.

04

The Sphere

The Wizard of Oz at Sphere

A 75-minute immersive presentation of The Wizard of Oz inside Sphere, with a vast screen, sound and physical effects.

05

Shows & Residencies

Absinthe

Close-up acrobatics and explicit adult comedy in Caesars Palace’s spiegeltent, with garden bars and optional VIP packages.

06

Bars, Lounges & Speakeasies

The Vault

An intimate Bellagio cocktail bar with limited seating and a calendar of Liquid Legends guest appearances.

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Adventure & Adrenaline

Ford Raptor Off-Roadeo Nevada

A coached half-day Ford Raptor desert experience, with vehicles provided and no Raptor ownership required, focused on off-road skills and race-inspired terrain.

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Day Trips & Desert Escapes

Maverick 'Wind Dancer' Heli Champagne Picnic

Take Maverick’s Wind Dancer from the Las Vegas Strip terminal for a Grand Canyon flight and landing. Confirm check-in, passenger requirements and weather arrangements with the operator.

10

Golf & Active Sport

Wynn Golf Club

An 18-hole Fazio course at Wynn, with caddie service, warm-up facilities and the new Cliff House overlooking the finish.

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Iconic Sights & Attractions

The Neon Museum

Historic Las Vegas signs in the outdoor Neon Boneyard, with guided visits and a separate North Gallery light-and-sound experience.

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Around the race / Las Vegas

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OF THE WEEKEND.

Find your next stop. Turn a card for places, planning details and the full guide.

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Accommodation

Hotels near your ticket zone and useful Monorail connections.

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Casual meals & cafés

24/7 casino cafes, authentic noodle houses on Spring Mountain Road, and late-night pizza counters.

Know before you go / 7 answers

The inside line.

7 answers

The destination / Answer 01

Why is the Las Vegas Grand Prix held on Saturday night instead of Sunday?

The Saturday-night start showcases the Strip after dark and puts the race on Sunday morning in much of Europe. The 2026 Grand Prix starts at 20:00 PST on Saturday 21 November.

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