2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix - Las Vegas, Nov 16 - 18

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Hello. We are F1 newbies but live in Vegas so will be going in 2023! We got accepted to the presale but appears to not be that hard as my son got accepted too. Any input on which seats to buy, pros/cons, etc...? I assume the demand will be high in Vegas. Do these things sell out? I heard they are going to be $500+. Is that normal? Seems expensive. It is a night race which seems odd to me but I assume sets it up for the rest of the world to watch live on TV!?

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Given what happened in Miami, its likely LV tickets will sell relatively quickly and $500 is at the lower end of the price spectrum.

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FromGP2toWDC wrote:
28 Oct 2022, 00:47
Given what happened in Miami, its likely LV tickets will sell relatively quickly and $500 is at the lower end of the price spectrum.
Sadly, that's not a terrible amount in the US with this outrageous inflation...🙄

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You would think the track layout was drawn up by Red Bull :wtf:

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Zynerji wrote:
28 Oct 2022, 01:20
FromGP2toWDC wrote:
28 Oct 2022, 00:47
Given what happened in Miami, its likely LV tickets will sell relatively quickly and $500 is at the lower end of the price spectrum.
Sadly, that's not a terrible amount in the US with this outrageous inflation...🙄
Lots of countries have big inflation at the moment. It's a global thing.

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:shock: definitely and engine
Breaker! When is it in the calendar again?
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November 18th.

Something I think a lot of people have overlooked so far - it actually can get quite cold in the desert. IE Las Vegas is projected to have daily lows less than 4C/39F for 10 of the next 14 days. If we were to have similar weather next year you'd have the race starting at about 6C/43F which would make for an interesting experience.

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Gooch wrote:
04 Nov 2022, 17:03
November 18th.

Something I think a lot of people have overlooked so far - it actually can get quite cold in the desert. IE Las Vegas is projected to have daily lows less than 4C/39F for 10 of the next 14 days. If we were to have similar weather next year you'd have the race starting at about 6C/43F which would make for an interesting experience.
Yes. No one seems to be mentioning this.

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Mogster wrote:
04 Nov 2022, 17:51
Gooch wrote:
04 Nov 2022, 17:03
November 18th.

Something I think a lot of people have overlooked so far - it actually can get quite cold in the desert. IE Las Vegas is projected to have daily lows less than 4C/39F for 10 of the next 14 days. If we were to have similar weather next year you'd have the race starting at about 6C/43F which would make for an interesting experience.
Yes. No one seems to be mentioning this.
I highly doubt the weather was ever considered, when LM were signing that ten year contract, worth up to 1bn dollars.

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I’ll just watch it on TV and take my entire family to the Canadian Grand Prix and renovate my house for the same price

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Gooch wrote:
04 Nov 2022, 17:03
November 18th.

Something I think a lot of people have overlooked so far - it actually can get quite cold in the desert. IE Las Vegas is projected to have daily lows less than 4C/39F for 10 of the next 14 days. If we were to have similar weather next year you'd have the race starting at about 6C/43F which would make for an interesting experience.
What's the daily high though?
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PlatinumZealot wrote:
04 Nov 2022, 23:05

What's the daily high though?
https://www.weather.gov/media/vef/Clima ... ecords.pdf

Normal high is 66F/19C.

The record low high for Nov 18 is 48F/9C with a record low of 23F/-5C.

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Should be fine if they start a twilight race and run into the night. Track should keep warm.
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