$81 Single-Day Passes Debut at F1 Las Vegas

Formula 1 offers single-day passes from $81 for the November 19 to 21 race weekend

Published August 5, 2026

The Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix just made race weekend cheaper to attend. On July 31, F1 announced single-day General Admission tickets starting at $81, including taxes and fees, the first time the event has sold single-day passes. The race runs November 19 to 21, 2026, on the Strip circuit that threads right past the resorts. If you live here or you are planning a fall trip, this changes how you build the weekend and what you do on the nights you are not trackside.

The $81 single-day ticket, explained

Until now, F1 sold multi-day packages only, so the entry point sat well out of reach for casual fans. The new $81 General Admission price covers a single day of on-track action, taxes and fees included, and it lets you pick the day that fits your plans. Single-day tickets go on sale August 13, 2026, with an American Express card member presale starting August 11. That flexibility matters if you already fill your calendar with shows this weekend in Las Vegas and want the race to slot in around them rather than swallow three straight days.

F1 tied the launch to its 100 Days to Race Day campaign and a $100,000 community giveaway aimed at locals. Single-day access also lowers the risk for first-timers who want to sample the speed and the noise before committing to a bigger race-weekend plan next year.

Plan the shows around your race day

Race weekend is not only about the track. F1 draws enormous crowds to the Strip, and the same nights fill theaters, residencies, and headliner rooms across town. If you hold a single-day ticket, your off nights open up fast. A driver you follow races Saturday, which leaves Thursday and Friday wide open for a production show or a headliner set.

Booking early beats scrambling when demand spikes. Locals who plan to duck the crowds one evening can still catch Las Vegas shows tonight without fighting race-day gridlock. The earlier you lock a seat, the better your pick before out-of-town fans claim the marquee names.

What this means for your Vegas trip

Treat the $81 ticket as one block in a three-night weekend, not the whole thing. Pick your race day first, then build shows around it. Traffic near the circuit tightens on race evenings, so an early dinner and a show on your off night keeps the weekend moving. If you are flying in, land a day early to beat the arrival rush and settle in before the noise.

Browse Las Vegas shows during race weekend now, while November dates still show open seats, then hold your race day around them. Pairing one track day with two show nights spreads your spending and gives you a full Vegas weekend instead of a single loud afternoon.

Build your race weekend now

The $81 single-day debut makes November 19 to 21 the easiest F1 weekend yet to attend on your own terms. Lock your race day, then browse the show calendar on Spotlight and reserve your off-night seats before the crowds arrive and the best rooms sell out.