“As Grand Prix Plaza returns for its second year, it marks another exciting chapter for Formula 1 enthusiasts in Las Vegas.”
Grand Prix Plaza, the world’s largest Formula 1 attraction, has reopened in Las Vegas. Set in the 39-acre, multi-use complex that houses the state-of-the-art Las Vegas Grand Prix Pit Building, the entertainment site features more than 100,000 square feet of F1 offerings, including:
- F1 X: Reimagined for 2026, the interactive F1 attraction offers a tech-driven journey through an exhibit featuring artifacts, memorabilia and hands-on activations. Visitors can design their own virtual F1 car livery and virtually race on the Las Vegas Strip Circuit from the driver’s seat in a 4D theater.
- F1 DRIVE: This F1 karting adventure puts guests behind the wheel on a section of the Las Vegas Strip Circuit racing through the actual pit lane and team garages. F1 DRIVE will debut an updated track for 2026 featuring a wider layout designed for more overtakes and competitive racing. Karts, LCD steering wheel displays and F1-style ERS technology deliver the speed.
- F1 HUB: The Hub is the heart of Grand Prix Plaza and includes F1 simulators, F1 retail store and F1 HUB Lounge, Grand Prix Plaza’s dining serving modern American dishes and F1-inspired cocktails.
- Private Event Spaces: Grand Prix Plaza has three F1 1-inspired venues for private events of all kinds: Turn 1 Lounge, Cooldown Room and GPP Garage. Additionally, planners can opt for custom event spaces on the third level and the Rooftop.
“As Grand Prix Plaza returns for its second year, it marks another exciting chapter for Formula 1 enthusiasts in Las Vegas,” said Grand Prix Plaza General Manager Benjamin Larvie. “It’s a place where visitors of all ages can connect with the sport, celebrate its history and experience the speed, precision and thrill that define Formula 1.
“For year two, we’ve taken Grand Prix Plaza to new heights, offering returning guests new ways to engage in the sport while giving first-time visitors an action-packed introduction to the world of racing.”
My brother Charles Chareunsy and I attended a party at Grand Prix Plaza on Thursday, Jan. 29, and, to no surprise, were impressed with the interactive activities and exhibitions, simulations, design and layout, extensive memorabilia, food and beverages and merch store, where Charles purchased a combination F1 Las Vegas/Vegas Golden Knights jersey (it’s really cool), and I took home an F1 Las Vegas-Peanuts T-shirt collaboration (go, Snoopy!).
Tickets are on sale at GrandPrixPlaza.com and can also be purchased in person at Grand Prix Plaza’s box office at 4400 Koval Lane. For full details, visit Grand Prix Plaza.
