Sixty volunteers with CASA — for Court Appointed Special Advocates — will be on the fast track at the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Saturday.
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Thousands of fans attending the Las Vegas Grand Prix came from all over the world with the same goal in mind: To enjoy F1, Las Vegas style.
Tickets for the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix sold out just hours ahead of the event’s 10 p.m. start time Saturday, according to the race’s website.
The Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix setup has forced Strip workers to find another way to get to their jobs. It’s why some have started using the Las Vegas Monorail.
Noticeable trash piles are building up in certain areas where pedestrians have to walk along Las Vegas Boulevard in order to navigate the Formula One setup.
By 10:30 p.m., a crowd had formed near the outside entrance of the Venetian’s Grand Canal shops. The patio-like plaza had a distant view of the race track — but no security guards.
A Mercedes driver won the pole for the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix in qualifying. The race is at 10 p.m. Saturday.
Chased out by officers enforcing a strict “no loitering policy,” unticketed locals and visitors hoping to sneak a peek at the race had mostly disappeared.
Using the massive Sphere as the anchor of the Las Vegas Grand Prix spectator area, a small army of staff ensure the guest experience is enjoyable.
Lewis Hamilton has driven for Mercedes for most of his Formula One career. He wants one more win with his team at Saturday’s Las Vegas Grand Prix before he joins Ferrari.
Rain should hold off until after the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Saturday, but the windy conditions could be a factor for drivers.
No tickets? No problem. Locals and visitors are getting creative when it comes to finding spots to view the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton, a seven-time Formula One champion, was the fastest during the first two practice sessions of the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Thursday night.
While being timed, fans experience what it is like to change the tires of an authentic F1 car
Some of the more interesting and most expensive spectator areas for the Las Vegas Grand Prix are located in garages on the ground floor and atop the roof of the Formula One Pit Building.