Formula One has no plans to add a sprint race to the Las Vegas Grand Prix schedule in the near future as officials remain “quite comfortable” keeping the format at other events.

F1 is coming back to the Las Vegas strip and race day preparations are underway. Barricades and race equipment are slowly taking over the iconic strip for on of the few city circuits in the F1 calendar.

HENDERSON, Nev. (FOX5) - The City of Henderson plans to host a free Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix Watch Party. It’s scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 23 at 8 p.m. The race will start around 10 p.m. Water Street Plaza will have a 42-foot jumbotron with a DJ, giveaways and limited amount of free food.

Formula One’s chief commercial officer Emily Prazer says that a sprint had been considered and rejected. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Las Vegas Grand Prix organisers have quashed the prospect of adding a sprint race to the city’s high-stakes Formula 1 event anytime soon, asserting that the unique demands of the Las Vegas circuit make the format impractical.

Formula 1 is known for high-end hospitality, and hotels have taken the Las Vegas Grand Prix to new heights with some rooms going for as much as $20,000 a night. High-rollers are in for a treat as hotels hope to woo celebrities and multimillionaires with entertainment packages and a weekend filled with champagne, fine dining and more.

Forget the speed limit. From Nov. 21-23, the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix is whizzing into the F1 Las Vegas Strip Autodrome for three days of high-octane racing featuring some of the biggest names in the sport.

The Formula 1 Heineken Silver Las Vegas Grand Prix is fast approaching, and the city’s iconic style will be on full display with unique and entertaining events in high-speed action. While the racers whiz by,

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc has raised concerns over a potential grid penalty looming for the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, with the high-stakes penalty scenario adding fresh tension to the final stages of the championship battle.