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Las Vegas Grand Prix 2024: Race Date, Time, and Circuit Highlights

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Las Vegas Grand Prix – What to Know About the 2024 Race, TV Coverage, and Free Live Stream

The Formula 1 calendar has never looked more electric, and the newest jewel – the Las Vegas Grand Prix – is set to light up the Strip in spectacular style. For fans who are eager to catch every lap, here’s a quick‑look guide that pulls together the key details from the latest coverage on GPFans.com, plus extra nuggets from the official F1 links and broadcasters’ schedules.

1. When and Where the Action Happens

• Race Date: Saturday, 9 September 2024 (the race day may shift slightly depending on the season’s official calendar release, but the GPFans article confirms 9 Sep as the slated date).
• Location: The Las Vegas Strip Circuit, a 6.173‑km (3.839‑mi) temporary track that hugs the famous Strip and its neon‑lit landmarks. The track features 12 turns, a long main straight leading onto a tight hairpin at the end of the Strip, and a modern, high‑speed layout that promises plenty of overtaking opportunities.
• Circuit Highlights: Beyond the high‑speed drama, the Las Vegas GP is a night race. The track will be illuminated with LED lighting, creating a dramatic backdrop that complements the city’s iconic skyline.

2. The Weekend Breakdown

GP weekends traditionally follow a three‑day format, and Las Vegas is no exception:

Pro Tip: Because Las Vegas is on the West Coast, fans in the Eastern U.S. will catch the race at 4:30 PM local time, while the UK audience will see it at 8:30 PM.

3. TV Channel and Streaming Options

In the United States

• TBS: The main U.S. broadcast partner for Formula 1 in 2024, TBS will air the full weekend, including FP sessions, qualifying, and the race. The channel is part of the Turner Sports family, making it accessible to a broad audience via cable, satellite, or streaming through the TBS app with a TV provider subscription.

• Free Live Stream: F1 fans can also stream the race for free through the F1 website and the F1 mobile app. These platforms offer a live stream that is ad‑supported but completely free. The official F1 YouTube channel will stream select segments and highlights, providing an extra way to stay in the loop.

In Canada

• TSN (English) / RDS (French) will cover the event. Fans can stream via TSN Direct or RDS Direct, both of which offer free trial periods if you’re a new subscriber.

In the United Kingdom

• Channel 4 (free‑to‑air) will show the race on a delayed basis, while Sky Sports F1 provides live coverage. For those who want a free stream, F1 TV Free offers a limited, ad‑supported feed that streams the race to viewers who register on the F1 website.

In Europe

• Broadcast rights vary by country. For instance, in Germany, DAZN streams the race live; in Italy, Sky Italia offers both live and on‑demand options. A quick check on the F1 website’s “Race Schedules” section will let you locate your local broadcaster.

4. The Drivers, Teams, and What’s at Stake

The 2024 season is stacked with talent. All 20 teams and 38 drivers will converge on the Strip for the final, 23rd race of the season (depending on the official 2024 calendar, which may see the Las Vegas GP as the 22nd race). This weekend will be decisive for both the Drivers’ Championship and the Constructors’ Championship.

• Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes): The seven‑time champion is looking to keep his momentum strong, fighting for his 32nd career win.
• Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing): The reigning champion is expected to start from pole if he can master the high‑speed strip layout.
• Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) and George Russell (Mercedes) will also be in the mix, with their teams’ midfield battles adding extra intrigue.

Teams are keen on extracting the most out of the track’s long straights, where aerodynamics and engine performance are king. In the wet‑weather conditions that are typical in September, the Strip’s modern drainage system should keep the track dry, but drivers will still need to be cautious around the tight, high‑side braking zones.

5. How to Get Tickets and Plan Your Weekend

For fans planning to attend, GPFans.com’s article links directly to the official F1 ticketing portal and the Las Vegas Strip Circuit website. The ticketing page offers a range of packages, from general admission to VIP experiences that include pit‑lane tours and meet‑and‑greet opportunities with the drivers.

Travelers should note that the Strip is a major tourist hub, so it’s advisable to book accommodation well in advance and plan for traffic congestion during race day.

6. Final Takeaway

Whether you’re a die‑hard F1 fan planning to watch from home or a road‑trip enthusiast ready to soak in the Strip’s neon glow, the Las Vegas Grand Prix promises a blend of high‑octane racing, dazzling visuals, and the electric atmosphere only a city like Las Vegas can provide. The race starts at 1:30 PM PST on 9 Sep 2024, broadcast on TBS (U.S.) and several other channels worldwide, with free live streaming options available through the F1 website and app.

Mark your calendars, grab a popcorn (or a martini, if you’re in Vegas), and get ready for a night of Formula 1 magic that’s set to become a new highlight on the sport’s global stage. Happy racing!