Formula 1 makes its long awaited return to Las Vegas with a spectacular weekend of entertainment set to play out under the lights of The Strip; watch every session of the Las Vegas GP live on Sky Sports F1, with lights out for Sunday’s race at 6am
Last Updated: 10/11/23 1:14pm
It’s finally here! Watch live on Sky Sports as Formula 1 makes its long awaited return to Las Vegas for what promises to be one of the most spectacular sporting events of the year.
After months of wondering what it will be like to see the world’s best racing cars on the Las Vegas Strip, the wait is almost over. F1 is returning to Las Vegas for the first time since the 1982 Caesars Palace Grand Prix, with an all-new circuit twisting through some of the city’s most famous landmarks set to provide thrilling scenes under the lights.
World champion Max Verstappen arrives in search of a record-extending 18th win of his historic title-winning campaign, but has admitted there are several unknowns going into the penultimate Grand Prix of the season.
Along with the all-new circuit, the expected low evening temperatures in which qualifying and the race will take place are set to create major unpredictability.
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With Formula One heading to Las Vegas for the next race, Max Verstappen gave his thoughts on racing along the iconic strip!
Behind Verstappen, Sergio Perez is on the brink of sealing Red Bull’s first one-two in the drivers’ standings to accompany their constructors’ title. Meanwhile, Mercedes are looking to protect a 20-point lead over Ferrari as they seek to claim the significant prize-money boost that will be provided by holding onto second in the constructors’ standings.
With an eight-hour time different between Las Vegas and the United Kingdom, the night-time sessions on The Strip will be coming through early in the morning for Sky Sports F1 viewers, providing the perfect breakfast-time entertainment.
In addition to all three practice sessions, qualifying and the race being shown live on Sky Sports, there is the added bonus of the opening ceremony airing on Thursday, with performances from John Legend, will.i.am and Journey.
– Watch the star-studded opening ceremony at 1:45pm on Thursday
– Qualifying begins at 8am on Saturday, with build-up from 7am
– Las Vegas Grand Prix gets under way at 6am on Sunday, with build-up from 4.30am
Drivers’ championship top 10 ahead of Las Vegas GP
| Driver | Team | Points |
| 1) Max Verstappen | Red Bull | 524 |
| 2) Sergio Perez | Red Bull | 258 |
| 3) Lewis Hamilton | Mercedes | 226 |
| 4) Fernando Alonso | Aston Martin | 198 |
| 5) Lando Norris | McLaren | 195 |
| 6) Carlos Sainz | Ferrari | 192 |
| 7) Charles Leclerc | Ferrari | 170 |
| 8) George Russell | Mercedes | 156 |
| 9) Oscar Piastri | McLaren | 87 |
| 10) Lance Stroll | Aston Martin | 63 |
Constructors’ championship top five ahead of Las Vegas GP
| Team | Points |
| 1) Red Bull | 782 |
| 2) Mercedes | 382 |
| 3) Ferrari | 362 |
| 4) McLaren | 282 |
| 5) Aston Martin | 261 |
When to watch the Las Vegas GP live only on Sky Sports F1
Thursday November 16
- 5:30am: Drivers’ Press Conference (reshown at 8am and 10:45am)
- 1:45pm: Las Vegas GP Opening Ceremony
Friday November 17
- 4am: Las Vegas GP Practice One (session starts at 4.30am)
- 7:45am: Las Vegas GP Practice Two (session starts at 8am)
- 9:15am: The F1 Show: Las Vegas
Saturday November 4
- 4:15am: Las Vegas GP Practice Three (session starts at 4.30am)
- 7am: Las Vegas Grand Prix Qualifying build-up
- 8am: Las Vegas GP Qualifying
- 10am: Ted’s Qualifying Notebook
Sunday November 5
- 4:30am: Grand Prix Sunday: Las Vegas GP build-up
- 6am: THE LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX
- 8am: Chequered Flag: Las Vegas GP reaction
- 9am: Ted’s Notebook
Get ready for the big one: Formula 1 in Las Vegas! See drivers race down the Strip, and past landmarks like Caesars Palace and the Bellagio, on F1’s newest street track. Watch the whole Las Vegas GP weekend live on Sky Sports F1 on November 17-19. Stream F1 on Sky Sports with NOW