Formula 1 is heading into the dramatic final stretch of the championship as the 21st round takes centre stage at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The high-stakes action along the glittering Nevada strip is scheduled to unfold over the weekend of 20-22 November 2026, marking the start of a demanding triple-header to close out the year.
The upcoming American event follows a thrilling Sao Paulo Grand Prix at Interlagos, where Lando Norris delivered a masterclass drive through tricky wet-dry conditions to claim his third victory of the season. Meanwhile, celebrations echoed through the Mercedes garage as the Silver Arrows officially secured their ninth constructors' world championship following another dominant campaign.
Action now shifts to the Las Vegas Street Circuit, where teams must adapt quickly to the notoriously chilly evening temperatures in the Mojave Desert. Red Bull's Max Verstappen aims to add to his previous successes at this unique venue, though the chasing pack is eager to disrupt the status quo under the neon lights.

For fans tuning in around the globe, understanding the session schedule is crucial. Free Practice 1 and 3 are slated for midnight GMT slots, while Free Practice 2 and the crucial qualifying session take place at 4:00 am GMT. Viewers can catch all the track action live through official broadcast partners and streaming platforms like F1 TV Pro depending on their region.
Once the checkered flag drops in Nevada, the championship paddock packs up immediately for the final two showdowns of the year. The season concludes with the Qatar Grand Prix at Lusail in late November, followed swiftly by the traditional Abu Dhabi Grand Prix finale at Yas Marina in early December. Read our in-depth analysis to stay updated on every twist and turn.



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