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CIRCUIT ARCHIVE · USA

Las Vegas Strip Street Circuit

Las Vegas, USA · 3 completed races

Las Vegas Strip Street Circuit is a low-downforce circuit. A midfield comparison needs at least two qualifying races of this type.

Grid and race movement

Winners from pole1
Winners from elsewhere2
Unknown winning grid0

Overtaking guide

Historical frequency

Insufficient data — no sourced race totals yet.

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tenthz’s guide uses historical reported counts. Weather, strategy, field size and regulations affect the totals; this is not an official F1 rating or a prediction for the next race.

Definition, coverage and race totals

Average = sum of all sourced Grand Prix totals divided by the number of sourced races. Each race counts once. Missing totals are excluded, never counted as zero. We do not add separate Sprint totals. Hard means under 30, Medium 30 to under 60, and Easy 60 or more reported overtakes per race. These are fixed tenthz editorial bands, not a ranking against a changing sample of circuits.

Source: F1’s “Need to Know” race previews. The published totals are reproduced as reported; those articles do not specify all counting exclusions. We do not infer them from finishing positions or OpenF1 position swaps. Years and layouts may differ from today’s circuit; a source check does not establish complete historical coverage.

From grid to finish

Drivers finished 1.19 places ahead of their starting position on average.

Across 52 classified driver results in 3 Grands Prix (2023–2025).

  • Finished ahead of grid52% (27/52)
  • Kept starting position17% (9/52)
  • Finished behind grid31% (16/52)

These are start-to-finish changes, not a count of on-track overtakes. Pit stops, penalties and retirements ahead can all affect the result.

How this is calculated

Starting grid position minus official classified finishing position. P10 to P7 is a gain of three places. Each eligible driver result counts once; unclassified results, disqualifications, non-starters and unknown grids are excluded. This describes historical results, not how easy it is to overtake. Circuit layouts and regulations may differ across the years shown.

Race-by-race position changes
RaceCarsNet places / classified result
2025 · Las Vegas Grand Prix152.53
2024 · Las Vegas Grand Prix181.06
2023 · Las Vegas Grand Prix190.26

Current grid at this circuit 2026 GRID

DriverStarts / winsCircuit avg.Season avg.This year here
Max Verstappen3 / 22.334—
Andrea Kimi Antonelli1 / 033.4—
Charles Leclerc3 / 03.334.72—
George Russell3 / 13.675.17—
Carlos Sainz3 / 04.6714.17—
Lewis Hamilton3 / 05.674.26—
Isack Hadjar1 / 066.2—
Lando Norris3 / 064.13—
Sergio Pérez2 / 06.516.2—
Oscar Piastri3 / 08.56.71—
Oliver Bearman1 / 01012.8—
Esteban Ocon3 / 01013.12—
Lance Stroll3 / 01015.43—
Fernando Alonso3 / 010.3314.62—
Nico Hülkenberg3 / 011.3311—
Alexander Albon3 / 01215.13—
Pierre Gasly3 / 01210.44—
Yuki Tsunoda3 / 01311.67—
Franco Colapinto2 / 014.511.59—
Liam Lawson2 / 0158.42—
Valtteri Bottas2 / 017.517.2—
Gabriel Bortoleto1 / 0—11.89—

Circuit averages use imported official finishes across seasons; season averages use 2026. An absent visit is unavailable, not zero.

FASTEST AVAILABLE RACE LAP1:33.365Max Verstappen · 2025 ↗

Fastest recorded lap in the imported results. Circuit layouts may differ; this is not a verified record for the current configuration.

Most wins · drivers

NameWins
Max Verstappen2
George Russell1

Most wins · constructors

NameWins
Red Bull2
Mercedes1

Every Grand Prix

SeasonRaceDateWinner
2026Las Vegas Grand Prix ↗22 NovScheduled
2025Las Vegas Grand Prix ↗23 NovMax Verstappen
2024Las Vegas Grand Prix ↗23 NovGeorge Russell
2023Las Vegas Grand Prix ↗19 NovMax Verstappen