F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix 2024: Schedule, Track Details, and How to Watch Live
(Sponsored) The Las Vegas Grand Prix is still some months ahead, one of the final races of the 2024 season.
That said, it is one of the biggest and most anticipated races of the year. Ahead of the Las Vegas GP 2024, it helps to know more about the event.
Fans can check F1 odds on the FanDuel app to make the best picks for the Las Vegas Grand Prix 2024. Read on to find out all of the most pertinent information.
What time is the Las Vegas Grand Prix? When is it being held? Who are the top drivers? Everything and more will be answered below.
F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix 2024
Introduced to fans during the 2023 F1 season, the Las Vegas Grand Prix has become one of the most anticipated events on the circuit.
Featuring a street race around the Las Vegas Strip, there is nothing like the bright lights as a backdrop to some of the best racing action in the world.
With 17 corners, drivers manage the twists and turns in one of the most famous cities on the planet.
The length of the circuit is nearly four miles of asphalt, with more than 100,000 watching the action happen. This will be the second incarnation of the race.
F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix Schedule
There is a lot of ground to cover when it comes to the Las Vegas Grand Prix schedule, time, tickets, and more.
Let’s get into it to find out everything you need to know heading into one of the most anticipated events of the year.
Schedule. There are two primary questions: when and what time is the Las Vegas Grand Prix? The Las Vegas Grand Prix will be held over three days, beginning Thursday, Nov. 21 and going to Saturday, Nov. 23. The race will be held at 23:00 local time, 1:00 EST.
How to watch the Las Vegas Grand Prix. Been wondering how to watch Las Vegas Grand Prix this year? Like the other F1 events throughout the year, coverage will be on ESPN. Viewers can watch both ESPN NEWS and ESPN+ to check out the action, plus there is F1’s streaming hub as well.
Top Drivers for the Las Vegas GP 2024
Going into the event, there are a handful of drivers that will be leading the pack. When all is said and done, these are the drivers who will more than likely be vying for a spot on the podium.
Max Verstappen. Though not as dominant as 2023, Verstappen still leads the Formula 1 standings. He has seven wins in 15 starts and is as dominant as it gets.
Lando Norris. Norris is second in the standings and driving better than ever. He won at the Dutch Grand Prix in August, his second of the season.
Lewis Hamilton. Hamilton sits sixth in the standings but has a pair of wins in his last four starts. One of the most talented drivers in the world and having joined Ferrari, Hamilton can win at any time.
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