The 2023 season will begin in less than a month, and it appears that spectators will have something exciting to look forward to. Thanks to a schedule of 23 events put in place by F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali last year, the 2023 season will be the longest ever. Additionally, the F1 vehicles will be seen competing in Las Vegas, which joins the Austin and Miami circuits as the third American circuit added to Formula 1. And based on how much fun our F1 drivers have at gatherings, “sin city” seems like the ideal place for them to go. However, Alex Albon has already started dreaming about the ultimate American experience at the new F1 venue.

One of the veteran Formula 1 teams, Williams, didn’t have a particularly memorable 2022 season. With only 8 points earned, the team came in last, and the British racing team made several changes to the team structure in order to enhance the team’s performance in the next season. After Nicholas Latifi was replaced by American driver Logan Sargeant, the team noticed a shift in the hierarchy when Jost Capito resigned and was replaced by James Vowles of Mercedes, who is all set to join the team on 20th February.

Additionally, both drivers were spotted sitting at the interview during the Williams car launch. And here Alex Albon spoke about the ultimate American experience. He said, “I feel like Miami was kind of like a taster in terms of the that party you know , atmosphere within the F1 paddock and I feel like Vegas is just something that.” The other Williams driver quickly interjected and said, “You don’t want to go to Vegas, Just for the track.” While the host marked it for Albon that the racing will take place on Saturday so he will be having Sundays to enjoy, to that the Thai British driver responded, “But I’m sure knowing, knowing, we’ve got Sim on Sunday or something. “

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Of course, Las Vegas has previously witnessed Formula One action, with Caesars Palace being dubbed as the destination for American race fans during the 1981–1982 season. However, that event will not be capable of competing with a higher challenging Las Vegas. However, doing justice to the big and lavish venue, the F1 fraternity put in the same amount of effort to make the track premiere remarkable.

The F1 community had a blasting Las Vegas Launch

A crucial day in Formula 1 history occurred on November 5. Fans traveled to Las Vegas on this day to take part in the celebrations marking the opening of the new F1 venue. Lewis Hamilton, George Russell, Sergio Perez, and Williams Alex Albon all took part in the ceremonial opening of the 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix, where they displayed their driving skills. The event was enjoyed by the crowd in various ways. To name a few, the FIA gave the public the chance to take pictures with the winning car and trophy as well as the F1 Esports simulator.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – APRIL 07: Stefano Domenicali, CEO of the Formula One Group, looks on in the Paddock during previews ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Australia at Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit on April 07, 2022 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images)

Following the grand launch of the newest venue, F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali seemed delighted and while speaking to Formula1.com, he said, “We are thrilled to welcome our fans to the launch of the 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix. The Las Vegas Grand Prix is going to become a regular fixture in the city and on the global sporting calendar, so it is important to have local fans both celebrated and celebrating with us from the very start.”

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However, travel expenses to the first race will be high. The least expensive ticket for all three days starts at $531. However, a standing room only is included. Having said that, it will be thrilling to see how the first race unfolds. Who do you think will win this year’s premiere race?