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Caesars unveils 2026 F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix experiences

Caesars Entertainment will offer race-week festivities, luxury accommodations, culinary experiences, and race-viewing opportunities during the 2026 FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX.

The company will host experiences across its eight resorts, all located within the track footprint, designed to bring guests closer to the race.

“We’re thrilled to welcome the FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX back to the heart of The Strip,” said Sean McBurney, Chief Commercial Officer and Regional President for Caesars Entertainment. “This year, we’re raising the bar with dynamic viewing experiences across the city, an ultra-exclusive party at Soleia Beach Club atop the newly opened Vanderpump Hotel for select Caesars Rewards members where guests can mingle with Buddy V, Lisa Vanderpump and more, and intimate culinary experiences curated by our celebrity chef partners.”

Guests can watch the race from GIADA alongside celebrity chef and television personality Giada De Laurentiis on Saturday.

Located in the heart of The Strip at The Vanderpump Hotel, the experience will offer elevated hospitality with all-inclusive food and drinks. Guests will have Strip views from the open-air restaurant overlooking the main straight.

When not watching from the open windows, guests can follow the live race feed on TVs around the venue while enjoying cocktails and bites.

The packages are priced at $550 per person for Thursday and Friday, $1,050 for Friday and Saturday, and $1,300 for all three days. Single-day tickets cost $300 per person on Thursday, $350 on Friday, and $800 on Saturday.

At Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, Caramella will offer a race-week experience from its terrace and hidden lounge. Guests will have access to all-inclusive cocktails, chef-curated cuisine, premium views of the main straight, exclusive hidden terrace access and live DJ sets throughout the weekend. When not watching from the terrace edge, guests can follow the live race feed on TVs throughout the space.

The experience will also feature interactive F1-themed activations, including a race simulator, entertainment, and immersive experiences designed to bring the excitement of the Las Vegas Grand Prix beyond the track.

The three-day package costs $1,000 per person, while the Friday and Saturday package costs $850. Single-day tickets cost $300 per person on Thursday, $400 on Friday and $650 on Saturday.

Gordon Ramsay HELL’S KITCHEN at Caesars Palace will host its Trackside Lunch with Gordon Ramsay at 11 a.m. on Friday, 20 November. The event returns in 2026 following three sold-out events in 2023, 2024 and 2025.

Guests will receive a specially curated four-course menu by Chef Ramsay at his famed Strip-side restaurant. Ramsay will also make a special appearance to discuss his love of food and racing. Tickets cost $299 per person, with a beverage package available for an additional $99.

The Bedford at Paris Las Vegas will host a cocktail reception with entrepreneur and global lifestyle icon Martha Stewart at 1 p.m. on Friday, 20 November. Guests will have drinks and light bites inspired by The Bedford’s new Afternoon Tea menu, including caviar and Champagne. The event will also feature a special cocktail demonstration by Stewart. Each guest will receive a signed cookbook. Tickets cost $169 per person.

Meanwhile, “Sips and Dips” will bring together James Beard Award-winning chef Rick Bayless and Barcelona’s SIPS Drinkery House at 1 p.m. on Thursday, 19 November.
SIPS was named The World’s Best Bar by The World’s 50 Best Bars in 2023.

The experience will combine the culinary traditions of Spain and Mexico. Bayless will lead a moderated discussion with the SIPS Barcelona team on how Spain’s flavours have influenced Mexico’s food. Guests will enjoy curated SIPS cocktails and food offerings from Bayless while learning about the regions and cultures behind the cuisines. The event will also include a meet-and-greet, cookbook signings and exclusive merchandise. Tickets start at $85 per person.

Guests dining at MICHELIN-starred Restaurant Guy Savoy at Caesars Palace over race weekend will have the opportunity to see Chef Guy Savoy and his award-winning culinary team in action. The restaurant will offer an elevated French dining experience built around exceptional ingredients, thoughtful preparation and impeccable service.

As Restaurant Guy Savoy commemorates its 20th anniversary, it continues to stand among the world’s most celebrated dining destinations. Race-week guests will also receive a personally signed memento from Chef Savoy as part of their dining experience. All ticket prices are subject to tax and include an 18% gratuity.

For more information and to book experiences, visit caesars.com/events/f1.

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