Formula 1 will continue to stage the Las Vegas Grand Prix through at least 2037 after agreeing a new 10-year contract extension with the city. Multiple outlets report that the extension was announced in the lead-up to the Monaco Grand Prix, with details formalized through arrangements involving Las Vegas Grand Prix, Inc. and Clark County officials. Sky Sports and the BBC both describe the deal as extending the event on the Formula 1 calendar until at least 2037. PR Newswire similarly states that F1 will race in the streets of Las Vegas through 2037 following the 10-year extension, citing the parties involved in the agreement. Other coverage frames the announcement as a continued commitment to Las Vegas as a host market for the sport. In addition, F1’s own write-up highlights that the event’s appeal is reflected in its standout statistics so far, while noting the extension ensures further editions of the race beyond the current deal. Across sources, the core points are consistent: the contract is extended by 10 years, keeping the Las Vegas Grand Prix on the schedule through 2037.