Circuit snapshot
Source: Jolpica F1 API- Location
- Las Vegas, United States of America
- First F1 race
- 2023 · Las Vegas Grand Prix
- Most recent race
- 2026 · Las Vegas Grand Prix
- Seasons hosted
- 4
- Eras hosted
- 2020s
The Las Vegas Strip Circuit stands out as a unique night race, integrating iconic city landmarks into its high-speed, temporary street layout. First joining the Formula 1 calendar in 2023, this circuit quickly established itself as a visually striking and high-octane addition to the championship, having hosted a total of 4 races across the 2020s decade, with its last race currently scheduled for 2026.
Layout & Character
Spanning 6.201 kilometers and featuring 17 corners, the Las Vegas Strip Circuit is characterized by its exceptionally long straights, particularly the section along the famous Las Vegas Strip itself. This design choice prioritizes outright speed, creating a stark contrast to more technical street circuits like the Baku City Circuit, which also features long straights but often with tighter, more intricate sections. The track's temporary nature means it is laid out on existing public roads, presenting a unique challenge in terms of surface grip and track evolution. The circuit's layout includes a mix of flowing curves and sharp braking zones, demanding a versatile car setup. Racing under the bright lights of adds another layer of spectacle, making it one of the most visually distinctive rounds on the calendar.