Caesars Entertainment has confirmed its status as a founding partner of the FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX until 2030, further enhancing the partnership between the world of Formula 1 racing and Caesars’ eight hotels located on the iconic Las Vegas Strip.
This partnership extension coincides with the ambitious renovations taking place at Caesars Palace, which is undergoing one of its largest makeover projects in history. The flagship venue is set for a multi-year transformation that will last until 2027, featuring significant tower renovations, luxurious new accommodations, and enhanced guest services.
According to Sean McBurney, Chief Commercial Officer and Regional President of Caesars Entertainment, their strategic location near the racetrack and prominence on the Las Vegas Strip have positioned them as a vital collaborator in the realization of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, ensuring exceptional experiences for racing fans.
“Our renewed pledge to the Las Vegas Grand Prix through this partnership extension reflects our ongoing dedication to our guests and the imminent transformation of Caesars Palace,” McBurney stated. “We are confident that our upgraded accommodations and top-tier amenities will perfectly complement the exhilarating racing events and much more.”
As part of the upcoming enhancements, Caesars Palace will unveil the Colosseum Presidential Villas, an impressive combination of two interconnected villas totaling over 17,000 square feet, featuring breathtaking rooftop vistas, expected to debut in December 2025. Additionally, 29 Octavius Sky Villas will be introduced on the 68th and 69th floors, offering one- to three-bedroom configurations slated for the same opening in December 2025. Furthermore, a lavish 46,000-square-foot OMNIA Dayclub aiming to host top global DJs and feature two swimming pools will be inaugurated for the 2026 pool season.
Nearly 1,000 suites within the Augustus Tower are set for a complete renovation by 2026, along with the redesign of the VIP Check-in Lounge for elite guests. By 2027, the Julius Tower is expected to see updates in over 500 rooms, while the Palace Tower will also be refreshed, with nearly 1,200 rooms receiving updates, marking the completion of the extensive multi-year transformation project.
These new developments build on recent upgrades, which include a revamped main entrance and casino dome, the Flavian Sky Suites, multiple premium gaming zones, celebrity-inspired dining options, and reimagined spa and fitness facilities.
“With its strategic location near the circuit and its presence on The Strip, Caesars Entertainment has played a crucial role in bringing the Las Vegas Grand Prix to fruition and ensuring memorable moments for Formula 1 enthusiasts,” commented Emily Prazer, President and CEO of Las Vegas Grand Prix, Inc. “As a leading entity in the hospitality sector, we often look to Caesars Entertainment for insights on integrating exceptional hospitality and entertainment within the electrifying atmosphere of Formula 1.”
Caesars Entertainment will continue to offer exclusive race-week packages, including the Caesars Palace Viewing Experience, strategically located along the Las Vegas Strip Circuit®, a Trackside Lunch with renowned chef Gordon Ramsay, the GIADA Viewing Experience at The Cromwell, and the Caramella Terrace at Planet Hollywood, which infuses ’70s Italian Riviera aesthetics with modern Formula 1 luxury.
This year, attendees of the Paddock Club will have new access to F1 simulators and photo ops featuring the Caesars x Las Vegas Grand Prix Chariot. Caesars will also maintain its role as the Rewards entitlement partner for the highly sought-after Flamingo Zone, a General Admission area stretching along the Koval Straightaway.