Formula 1 has secured what looks set to be a record payday with the deal to run an annual race in Las Vegas.
The sport's top man Stefano Domenicali flew to the city to announce that it would be joining the calendar from next season. The race in Sin City will be the third race hosted in the United States, joining the current Grands Prix in Austin and Miami.
The new 3.8-mile track is expected to give views of many of the city's world famous buildings, such as hotels including the Bellagio and Caesars Palace. Running over 50 laps, the Las Vegas Grand Prix will be held towards the end of November, starting from the 2023 season.
