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F1 has announced that it is extending Las Vegas’ stay on the calendar for further two years, securing its future until the end of 2027.
Formula 1 has extended Las Vegas’ stay on the calendar for two more years, securing its spot until the end of 2027, following its return to the F1 calendar in 2023 after a 31-year hiatus. The race is held on Saturday nights, offering a unique spectacle for fans both at the track and watching from home. The 3.8-mile street circuit features iconic Las Vegas landmarks and witnessed Max Verstappen’s fourth consecutive World Championship win last year. This race in Vegas stands out as the only F1 event promoted solely by F1 itself, rather than a local organizer, hinting at a long-term future beyond 2027. The agreement for a two-year extension highlights a commitment to evolving the race while planning for a more lasting arrangement, similar to Miami’s presence on the calendar until 2041. Las Vegas and F1 officials emphasize a strategic, long-term vision for the race, aiming to make it a permanent fixture with expanding extensions in the future.
