Hamilton grandstand returns to Las Vegas GP with expanded fan access and new pricing

Lewis Hamilton’s personal grandstand will return for the 2026 Las Vegas Grand Prix on 19-21 November, with an expanded package that gives ticket holders broader access across the circuit’s fan zones than in previous years.

The Lewis Hamilton Grandstand places fans in an assigned seat within the West Harmon Zone and includes all-inclusive beer, live entertainment, and driver interviews at the Heineken Stage. Ticket holders can watch every on-track session — covering both Formula 1 and F1 Academy — and gain entry to fan activations in the West Harmon, Koval, and East Harmon Zones, as well as the F1 Academy paddock.

Tickets are available as single-day passes starting at $99, or as a three-day package from $983 that also includes a limited-edition Hamilton merchandise item.

Hamilton has a mixed record on the Las Vegas street circuit since it joined the calendar in 2023. He finished seventh in the inaugural race, improved to second in 2024, then dropped back to eighth in 2025 — his first season with Ferrari.

The Las Vegas Grand Prix itself is firmly embedded in the F1 calendar for the foreseeable future after the event signed a 10-year contract extension earlier this year, keeping it on the schedule until at least 2037. F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali welcomed the deal at the time, describing Las Vegas as “a cornerstone of our presence in the United States” and calling the event “extraordinary” since its debut.

The November race weekend opens the final triple-header of the 2025 season, with the Qatar Grand Prix and the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix to follow.