Formula 1 to Establish Permanent Presence in Las Vegas with Innovative Interactive Experiences


Date: November 23, 2024, 10:41h. 

Last updated on: November 23, 2024, 10:49h.

Following the conclusion of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, plans are in motion to develop year-round attractions at Grand Prix Plaza. Situated at 4400 Koval Lane, the 39-acre complex with the race’s pit building has largely remained inactive between races.

This artist rendering of Grand Prix Plaza’s upcoming F1 Drive go-karting experience, which inexplicably resembles a set from the 1982 sci-fi movie “Tron,” will use a small portion of the Las Vegas Grand Prix circuit. (Image: Grand Prix Plaza)

These attractions, designed by Round Room Live, a live attraction producer from Connecticut, will include a go-kart track, a station to design your own F1 car, and a hall of driving simulators.

And the best part is that setting up these attractions will not cause any delays in Las Vegas Strip traffic.

“The launch of Grand Prix Plaza’s year-round, consumer-facing activities will allow Formula 1 to engage with both visitors and residents in new and exciting ways,” said Las Vegas Grand Prix CEO Renee Wilm. “We are dedicated to the Las Vegas community and are thrilled to introduce this collection of unique and immersive experiences to the destination.”

The “F1 Drive” go-kart track will feature electric karts designed like F1 cars maneuvering through 1,650 feet of actual pit building garages.

The complex will also house F1X, an interactive experience wherein racing enthusiasts get to design their own F1 cars. (Image: Grand Prix Plaza)

Additionally, the F1 Hub will host the driving simulators and will feature an F1-themed restaurant and merchandise store for fans to enjoy while in Las Vegas.

The new attractions at Grand Prix Plaza are anticipated to open during the upcoming spring season.

 



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