Formula 1 is pleased with how the Las Vegas Grand Prix went.
The Las Vegas Grand Prix does not have its own promoter; this race was created by the American owners of Formula 1, who are pleased that the weekend was sold out — more than 300,000 fans attended over the three days.
Emily Preiser, Chief Commercial Officer of Formula 1 and head of Las Vegas Grand Prix Inc.: “We are incredibly proud that the Las Vegas Grand Prix was a sell-out. We showed the world Formula 1 at its best.
We have taken guest service to a new level and created iconic cultural moments that can only happen in Las Vegas, while staying true to the main event — the race.”
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Formula 1 is pleased with how the Las Vegas Grand Prix went.
The American owners of Formula 1 are pleased that the weekend was a complete sell-out.