The start times for the F1 2025 season have been announced, with the Las Vegas GP now scheduled for a more viewer-friendly time slot across the United States.

Formula One's Las Vegas Grand Prix, a Saturday night floodlit spectacular in November, will start two hours earlier than previously in a shift likely to boost the U.S. television audience.

The third edition of F1’s Las Vegas GP on the Strip Circuit street track will take place two hours earlier than the first two races for Sin City’s return to the calendar

Formula 1 fans have been complaining after a major change to the Las Vegas Grand Prix was announced. The race at Sin City is one of the most anticipated sports events on the calendar. Multiple A-list celebrities are often spotted in and around the paddock during the race weekend in Vegas.

The Las Vegas Grand Prix will get a more reasonable start time this November, though it will remain at night under the lights of the Strip. Previously starting at 10 p.m. local time — which meant 1 a.

That means the 2025 F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix will start at 8 p.m. local (PST, 11 p.m. Eastern), falling in line with other fully night events in Saudi Arabia and Singapore.

Bringing the Las Vegas GP start time forward by two hours is a smart call, even if it is bad news for UK fans.

The F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix offers spectacle on top of spectacle. It's fast, flashy, dangerous, and expensive--just like F1 and Vegas.

The Las Vegas Grand Prix will start two hours earlier in the 2025 season than it has done previously in a shift likely to boost the U.S. television audience.