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| ๐ฒ๐ฝ Mexico | 30 Oct-01 Nov |
| ๐ง๐ท Brazil | 06-08 Nov |
| ๐บ๐ธ USA (Las Vegas) | 19-21 Nov |
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There are fresh concerns as to how casino employees will get to work once the Strip is closed so Max Verstappen can win another race in a season where he long ago clinched the championship.
Never has a sentence so succinctly described how I suspect a lot of people feel.
Perhaps they should have considered a US fan could combine booking a flight, hotel and tickets to an overseas race cheaper than the Vegas GP ticket alone?
I've commented and acted on this numerous times. Going to Silverstone and Suzuka the last few years has been cheaper overall than Miami or Vegas (and honestly gave COTA a run for its money) and we're phenomenal experiences.
Nevermind Mexico City which was significantly cheaper and significantly better than any of the US ones as a patron.
Ninja edit: as someone who lives on the East Coast of the US
Iโm a midwesterner and Iโve been seriously looking at Spain or silverstone, Mexico is very tempting as well but last I looked it was more expensive than the European races
It is more expensive of a ticket in CDMX, but hotels and food are very inexpensive. But either way, I think your dollar goes further than it does in the US. Wild!
That's worse than I thought, I was pricing against somewhere like Belgium or Hungary lol. I'd rather go to Silverstone than Vegas or Miami any day.
Here's my little write up of Mexico City in 2022. I'm planning to do them for all of the races I've been to recently
Yeah - as a Californian I considered driving to see it - day long road trip out there, stay for the Grand Prix, day trip home.
I stopped considering when I saw the prices.
Hell, I live in NY and was considering making the drive before I saw the prices.
Holy shit they are racing at midnight for better viewing hours in Europe? For most of the viewers in Europe the race starts at 7:00 in the morning.
No way I'm getting up for a meaningless race at the crack of dawn on a Sunday. Sure there are some battles worth watching, that's why I'm still watching the races. Watching live on the other hand? Not so much. Watching live at 7AM? Hell no.
And I am already cringing hard about the pre race show commentary about how electric the atmosphere is and how much they love it. Do more tech analysis with Jolyon and Sam. Not jerking off FOM with Will and Laura. But hey guys tell us more about your gambling addiction, I'm sorry I misspoke, I mean F1 Fantasy. Oof
Most races are at ~5-7am PST, and most of us here already wake up early for them. 7am in Europe isnโt really that early.
I honestly prefer the Will/Laura pre-race stuff. Sam is so dry that I honestly canโt stand to listen to him. Also F1 Fantasy isnโt gambling, itโs a dumb game where youโre playing against other people. Thereโs likely no money involved and is just a friendly competition between on-air hosts.
I don't mind waking up at 6.30 to be ready for the race at 7:00. I know I'll fall asleep 8n the couch again, regardless. ๐
Doing a race down the strip without the neon lights is a bit pointless.
Very true. However you may have noticed it's currently late fall in the hemisphere of the planet where this race is being held. This means a local sunset at 16:30. So having the race at for example 18:00 would allow one to have the race in the dark with all the pretty lights and have it finish at a reasonable hour.
Also doing the race down the strip would count as pointless in my book. I really don't know what audience they are catering for. Actual race fans don't like it, cause the circuit is (out of necessity) kinda shit and with the low temps and dirty track I would expect overtaking to be minimal. The locals and tourists don't like it, cause they come for cheap instant gratification. Not something that takes up a huge amount of space, makes a lot of noise, is super expensive and most folks won't be familiar enough with it to enjoy it. So it's down to the people who like the flashyness of it all and watching the celebs. But are those really tuning into F1? I know FOM and Hamilton have done a lot to make racing something for celebs to come visit and enjoy. Not just the racing fans who happen to also be celebs, but celebs who know nothing about racing and are there for the show of it. I'm just not sure it's working for them.
They've had some misfires on this front especially in the US (remember the Badillac). This Vegas race seems to be an extension of that. It's meant to draw in the younger TikTok crowd maybe? FOM has been tragically bad at social media for years. Not sure what they are going for.
They could have just done an F1 experience kinda thing. Shut down a big part of a parking lot and maybe a part of a street or two for a couple of days. Have some older F1 cars do a demo and be done with it. They do those all the time in cities and having been to couple, it's a fun time. Having a full on race makes no sense imho, but I don't know shit so who knows?
I'll just set my expectations low and be happily surprised if it isn't total shit. Either way, Monday I probably won't think twice about it.
Bruh theyโre always somewhere in the 6am to 10am time for us Americans. You get the reverse a couple times and cry, entitled much?
Apparently the late race was an agreement with the casinos. So their employees could get to work before the race made it impossible. Still doesn't change the fact that it is a terrible time. I won't get to watch it because it's too late for me and I am one time zone way.
This was a great article with lots of research and facts and a good amount of educated opinions. Most F1 content outlets don't put out articles this great probably because they have to push quantity over quality to pay their bills so they thin out story points instead of condensing them.
Naรฏve to assume they learn, regarding this one.