“I nearly crashed yeah,” Hamilton said with a smile. “There was so much smoke, and I had no idea where I was. I was completely lost.
“I couldn’t figure out the buildings so I started pulling out and then the barrier [was there].” The inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix will take place between November 16-18 with hotels already being booked up quickly.
A night at Caesar’s Palace will set back F1 fans around £1,320 [$1,500] while sister property The Linq boats offers close to £660 [$750]. Tickets for the 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix have also been out on sale now with the cheapest available ticket being in the Grandstand 6.4 for the whole weekend, costing £1700 [€1956].
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