LAS VEGAS — Fans now have more flexibility than ever to experience Formula 1’s biggest American spectacle.
Officials announced that single-day tickets are officially on sale for the 2026 Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix, scheduled for Nov. 19-21, giving fans the option to attend any individual day of race weekend rather than purchasing a three-day package.
For the first time, organizers are also introducing single-day hospitality packages, expanding premium access opportunities while creating more affordable entry points across the Las Vegas Strip Circuit.
“We’re always looking for new ways to make the Las Vegas Grand Prix more accessible to fans,” said Alli England, Vice President of Premium Sales and Service for Las Vegas Grand Prix, Inc.
The move follows a sold-out 2025 event and comes as the Las Vegas Grand Prix continues to establish itself as one of Formula 1’s marquee destinations.
Among the new offerings are single-day hospitality experiences at Club Paris, Turn 3 Club, Skybox with Heineken Silver Main Grandstand and Trackside Tavern by Paramount+, allowing fans to enjoy premium viewing areas, all-inclusive food and beverage service, and exclusive race-weekend amenities.
Traditional ticket options remain available as well, including grandstand seating and general admission access starting at just $81. Demand has already proven strong, with the $50 Flamingo Zone General Admission tickets selling out completely.
The 3.8-mile Las Vegas Strip Circuit remains one of Formula 1’s fastest and most action-packed venues, producing speeds above 225 mph and a record of 181 overtakes since joining the F1 calendar.
The 2026 event will also feature the return of F1 Academy, making Las Vegas the championship finale for the all-female racing series.
Additional announcements regarding entertainment, food offerings and fan experiences are expected in the months leading up to race weekend.