Las Vegas Grand Prix 2026

Liberty Media didn't drop a circuit into Las Vegas — it spent roughly $500 million buying land and building a permanent pit and paddock facility specifically to run a Grand Prix down a street that wasn't built for one. This is the first Grand Prix Liberty has promoted itself rather than handing to a third-party promoter, and every session runs entirely at night, timed specifically to show off the Strip lit up after dark.

No other Grand Prix on the calendar lets you watch the race from a hotel balcony. The circuit runs directly past the Bellagio Fountains, the Sphere, and a stretch of the Strip's biggest resorts — three of them (Bellagio, Aria, Paris Las Vegas) sell track-view rooms that book out months ahead. This isn't a circuit you travel to; for a lot of visitors, it's one you're already standing inside the moment you leave your hotel.

Everything you need to plan the trip: costs, tickets, where to stay, where to eat, and the detail that only matters once you're actually going.