Las Vegas Grand Prix
Las Vegas Strip Street Circuit
Summary
Returning from its 2023 debut, the Las Vegas Strip Circuit is back to kick off the final run of races in 2024. The lights and excess of Vegas make for a stunning backdrop as Team Principals lead their teams into the home stretch. With everything on the table will you trust the dice to roll in your favour or will you make your own luck?
Suggested Setup
Suggested car setup and attribute focus for the Las Vegas Strip Circuit:
- Top speed and DRS effectiveness are crucial
- Focusing on low speed cornering is also recommended
- Favours cars with balanced stats
Tips & Tricks
With one year under its belt, the Las Vegas Grand Prix is no longer new ground, but it’s certainly far from familiar with plenty of surprises to expect.
- One pit strategies are king in Las Vegas, but with an average pit time of only 13 seconds under a safety car or virtual safety car, gambling on a rare extra stop may give you the advantage you need to push into points.
- Opening on softs or mediums to set the pace will get you off to the best start in Vegas.
- Turn 1 is likely to see some bunching up early in the race, but with a DRS zone and straight just a short distance away, you can’t afford to lose any battles here.
Circuit Details
- Circuit Type
- balanced
- Circuit Abrasiveness
- medium
- Circuit Length
- 6.12KM
- First Grand Prix
- 2023
- Number Of Laps
- 50
- Race Distance
- 306KM
- Lap Record
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1:35.490
Oscar Piastri
(2023) - Safety Car Chance
- 0%
- Pit Lane Time Loss
- 17 Seconds
