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Las Vegas GP unveils neon-inspired trophy with 122 lights for November race

The Las Vegas Grand Prix has revealed a new winners' trophy ahead of its 19-21 November round, a 56cm, 3.6kg design featuring 122 lights and a V-shaped silhouette drawn from the city's iconic neon signage.

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Las Vegas GP unveils neon-inspired trophy with 122 lights for November race
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The Las Vegas Grand Prix has unveiled a new winners’ trophy ahead of its 19-21 November Formula 1 round, a 56cm-tall, 3.6kg creation built around the neon aesthetic that defines the Nevada city.

The design took six months to develop and features 122 individual lights arranged in a distinctive V-shaped silhouette, with the bulbs converging toward the point of the V — a deliberate nod to the vintage marquee signs of Fremont Street that historically directed attention toward a featured performer’s name. Race organisers describe it as a new take on the phrase ‘seeing your name in lights’.

The trophy was produced in collaboration with Bowen Studios and Ore Designs, the same partnership responsible for the 2023 and 2024 Las Vegas GP trophies. The team worked from a 3D model and rendering before producing the finished piece.

The Las Vegas round is the penultimate triple-header of the 2025 Formula 1 season, with the Qatar and Abu Dhabi Grands Prix following on the subsequent weekends to close out the calendar.

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