Las Vegas Grand Prix 2025: Everything You Need to Know About Tickets, Closures & Local Impact

The Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix returns in November 2025, bringing high-speed racing back to the Strip. With a mix of world-class competition, citywide closures, and record-breaking tourism numbers, the event is shaping up to be one of the most impactful weekends in Las Vegas history.

When Is the Las Vegas Grand Prix 2025?

The Las Vegas Grand Prix will run from Thursday, November 20 through Saturday, November 22, 2025.
The 3.8-mile circuit will once again run through the heart of the Strip, passing by iconic landmarks such as the Bellagio fountains and Caesars Palace. Practice sessions, qualifying rounds, and the main event will all take place under the neon lights of Las Vegas Boulevard.

Ticket Prices & Where to Buy

Fans can purchase tickets through several outlets:

• Official F1 Ticketing for grandstand and hospitality packages.
• Authorized resellers that offer travel and hotel bundles.
• Secondary market resales for last-minute buyers.

Looking for deals or trying to sell your extra passes? Visit our Las Vegas Newspaper Classifieds – Event Tickets Section to connect with local buyers and sellers.

Street Closures & Transportation Changes

Transforming the Strip into a racetrack means significant road changes:

• Las Vegas Boulevard will have phased closures beginning the week of the race.
• Side streets including Harmon Avenue, Sands Avenue, and Koval Lane will see restrictions.
• Ride-share zones will be relocated to designated pickup areas near the circuit.

Local residents are advised to plan ahead, expect longer commutes, and use alternate routes where possible.

Impact on Local Businesses & Tourism

The Grand Prix is projected to draw over 100,000 visitors and deliver hundreds of millions in economic impact.

• Strip hotels are nearing full occupancy.
• Restaurants, bars, and nightclubs are preparing special events.
• Off-Strip businesses are expected to benefit from spillover tourism.

City officials are also offering guidance to small businesses on permits and promotions to help them capitalize on race-week crowds.

Where to Stay & Things to Do

Visitors will find a wide range of experiences:

• Hotels and Resorts: From luxury accommodations at Wynn to budget-friendly off-Strip stays.
• Entertainment and Nightlife: After-parties, concerts, and casino promotions during race week.
• Local Attractions: Red Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam, and nearby tours for extended trips.

The Las Vegas Grand Prix 2025 is more than a sporting event—it is a citywide showcase of culture, tourism, and global attention. Whether attending the race or navigating local closures, Las Vegas residents and visitors alike can expect a memorable weekend.

Stay connected with Las Vegas Newspaper for breaking updates, ticket resale opportunities, and behind-the-scenes coverage.

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