The Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix is widening access to one of motorsport’s most anticipated events through the introduction of single-day ticket options, while also deepening its ties to the local community ahead of race weekend.
With 100 days remaining until the Nov. 19-21 event, organizers announced a series of initiatives that include single-day admission packages, a large-scale fan festival and a $100,000 nonprofit giveaway program designed to benefit Southern Nevada organizations.
For the first time, fans will be able to purchase single-day hospitality packages in addition to general admission and grandstand tickets. The move provides more flexibility for attendees who may not want to commit to a full three-day race experience.
“As we introduce new single-day ticket options and open sales to the public, we’re excited to give more fans opportunities to experience Formula 1 in Las Vegas,” said Las Vegas Grand Prix President and CEO Emily Prazer.
Ticket pricing begins at $81 for single-day general admission, while premium hospitality experiences range up to $3,900 for the Wynn Grid Club. Organizers say the expanded offerings are intended to attract a broader audience while maintaining the event’s signature luxury experiences.
The announcement also coincides with the Grand Prix’s annual “100 Days to Race Day” celebration scheduled for Aug. 15 at Grand Prix Plaza. The free community event will feature a 100-car show, Formula 1-themed attractions, fan activations and appearances from F1 ACADEMY driver Ava Dobson.
Among the highlights will be a large interactive slot machine experience, giveaways that include race tickets and Formula 1 attractions, and displays of exotic, classic and muscle cars lining portions of the facility.
Beyond fan engagement, organizers are investing directly into the local community through the “100k for 100 Days Giveaway.” Five Southern Nevada nonprofit organizations will each receive $20,000 grants, with recipients selected based on their contributions to STEM education, youth development and sustainability initiatives.
The program reflects Formula 1’s continued effort to establish a year-round presence in Las Vegas rather than functioning solely as an annual sporting event.