The Las Vegas Grand Prix secured a 10-year contract extension, guaranteeing its place on the F1 calendar through 2037. In an unusual power move, the announcement was made at the Monaco Grand Prix, featuring a spectacular 3,050-drone light show above the harbor. This bold promotion highlights Vegas's unique position as the only F1 race directly owned and promoted by Liberty Media. The extension further solidifies F1's commitment to the American market, following recent long-term deals for Miami (until 2041) and Austin (until 2034). Vegas has already delivered a massive $3.2 billion economic impact for Southern Nevada, generating significant tax revenue and community support. This long-term commitment proves the Strip race is more than just a spectacle; it's a critical financial pillar for the sport's American expansion. Look for F1 to continue leveraging its uniquely owned Vegas event to grow stateside.
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The Las Vegas Grand Prix secured a **10-year contract extension**, guaranteeing its place on the F1 calendar through 2037. In an unusual power move, the announcement was made at the Monaco Grand Prix, featuring a spectacular 3,050-drone light show above the harbor. This bold promotion highlights Vegas's unique position as the only F1 race directly owned and promoted by Liberty Media. The extension further solidifies F1's commitment to the American market, following recent long-term deals for Miami (until 2041) and Austin (until 2034). Vegas has already delivered a massive **$3.2 billion economic impact** for Southern Nevada, generating significant tax revenue and community support. This long-term commitment proves the Strip race is more than just a spectacle; it's a critical financial pillar for the sport's American expansion. Look for F1 to continue leveraging its uniquely owned Vegas event to grow stateside.
