The Las Vegas Grand Prix clinched a 10‑year extension to 2037, keeping the street circuit on the Formula 1 calendar beyond its 2023 debut. The deal follows last year’s 2027 extension and confirms the city’s role as a key U.S. venue.

Formula 1 chief Stefano Domenicali praised the event’s growth, noting its “extraordinary” debut and its status as a hub for racing, entertainment and business. The city’s Grand Prix Plaza now hosts the paddock, while the race continues to attract elite drivers and fans.

Economic impact figures underline the deal’s value: last year’s event generated $43 million in state and local tax revenue. The extension reinforces Las Vegas as a cornerstone of Formula 1’s U.S. strategy, alongside Austin and Miami.

With a firm ten‑year future, the Las Vegas Grand Prix will shape the championship’s calendar, ensuring a high‑profile North American race that boosts local economies and satisfies global motorsport audiences.