Ahead of next weekend's racing action, the Las Vegas GP organisers have officially unveiled a brand-new winner's trophy design inspired by the city's iconic neon lights. The exclusive trophy is crafted to reflect the vibrant visual identity of the famous Strip surrounding the Nevada street circuit.
Weighing 3.6kg and standing 56cm tall, the winner's trophy took six months of meticulous development and construction. The masterpiece features 122 integrated lights, bringing a literal interpretation to seeing one's name illuminated brightly beneath the characteristic neon glow of Las Vegas.
Alongside the lighting elements, the trophy boasts a distinctive V-shaped silhouette. The bulbs converge toward the point of the V, emulating vintage marquees found on Fremont Street that historically drew audience attention directly toward the headline performer's name.

For the manufacturing process, race organisers once again collaborated with Bowen Studios and Ore Designs. Having partnered for previous iterations of the trophies, the design team utilized advanced 3D modeling and rendering techniques before bringing the finished physical product to life.
The Formula 1 event in Las Vegas is scheduled for November 19-21, serving as a pivotal prelude before the championship concludes with subsequent rounds in Qatar and Abu Dhabi. Read our in-depth analysis to stay updated on the latest paddock news.




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