Las Vegas Grand Prix extends Formula One contract until 2037

The Las Vegas Grand Prix has secured its place on the Formula One calendar for at least another decade, with organizers reaching a 10-year contract extension that will keep the race on the schedule until the 2037 season. The announcement comes just ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix, further solidifying Las Vegas's status as a premier destination for F1 in the United States.

Since its inaugural race in 2023, the Grand Prix held in the entertainment and gambling hub has attracted hundreds of thousands of visitors each November. Organizers report that the Las Vegas GP has generated over $3 billion in economic impact for southern Nevada across its three editions. The sight of F1 cars speeding along the neon-lit Las Vegas Strip has become one of motorsport's most iconic images.

F1 President and CEO Stefano Domenicali expressed his delight at extending the race's tenure. "We have always been confident that Las Vegas would be a cornerstone of F1's presence in the US," Domenicali stated. "This agreement extension demonstrates the success we have achieved since its inception and reinforces our long-term commitment to this important market."

Max Verstappen has been the dominant driver in Las Vegas, winning the race in 2023 and 2025. George Russell took victory in the dramatic 2024 edition. Despite the 2024 race outcome, Verstappen secured his fourth consecutive world championship title that year. The fourth edition of the Las Vegas Grand Prix is scheduled to take place from November 19 to 21, 2026, serving as the 20th round of the 22-race 2026 F1 calendar.

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We have always been confident that Las Vegas would be a cornerstone of F1's presence in the US. This agreement extension demonstrates the success we have achieved since its inception and reinforces our long-term commitment to this important market.