Formula 1 Heineken Silver Las Vegas Grand Prix 2023: 3-Day Pass

Grandstand 6.4: If you are seated at this grandstand, you will have views of the hard Turns 6, 7, and 8. If you’re somebody who does not want to miss any on-track action, these might be for you.

Hospitality: This shared Hospitality is an ideal location to watch the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix. Located along the Koval Straight, witness the drivers at their top speeds, ready to overtake anyone. Besides enjoying the race, enjoy the premium catering and exclusive beverages.

The Las Vegas Street Circuit, earlier known as the Caesars Palace Grand Prix Circuit was the battleground in 1981 and 1982. Back then, Alan Jones beat Frenchman Alain Prost in the first year, however, a year later, Michele Alboreto prevailed. This year, the weekend returns, and the Grand Prix will take place in November at the same venue, the Las Vegas Street Circuit. The circuit is 6.12 kilometers long and has 14 corners. It is expected that the cars with the most powerful engines will zoom past the audience in a quest to win. The Las Vegas Grand Prix is sure to have a lot of surprises throughout the course of the race.

Day 1: 16 November

8:30pm to 9:30pm

Free Practice 1 allows the drivers to get used to the circuit and the teams to test their cars. Teams utilize time to test new parts on their cars such as the car's wings while the suspension settings may be changed to speed up the car.

Day 2: 17 November

12am to 1am

Free Practice 2 is somewhat similar to FP1. This is just an extended practice session that allows the team more time to experiment with different combinations of tires, fuel loads, and settings.

8:30pm to 9:30pm

The Free Practice 3 is mostly used to train for the qualifying session the next day. The drivers will use this time to test their strategies and change them if needed.

Day 3: 18 November

12am to 1am

In the Qualifying Session, the running order at the beginning of the race is determined. This is often called setting the grid. The fastest qualifier starts at the front and the slowest at the back.

10pm onwards

This is the highly anticipated Race Day. Before the race begins, a formation lap to warm up the engines takes place. A set of five red lights turn off to indicate the start of the race.