Shaq and Beck at Las Vegas Grand Prix attract every eyes as Beckham was holding a party for race night

David Beckham is just one of many famous faces expected to attend Saturday night’s Vegas Grand Prix competition.

Beckham and Shaquille O’Neal arrived in Las Vegas over three hours before the race started, since Beckham was throwing a race night party.

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Before the pair’s Sports Illustrated party, the iconic Manchester United and Inter Miami co-owner was joined by his son Cruz, who posed for selfies together.

Usain Bolt, the world’s fastest man on two feet, was also spotted on his way to Las Vegas for the season’s second-to-last race.

Gordon Ramsay—a passionate Formula One fan—joined a couple of other notable persons as an early arrival to the track.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic, a former Los Angeles Galaxy and AC Milan player, praised O’Neal.

Even though it was 52 degrees Fahrenheit at the track in the hours leading up to the race, Veronika Rajek’s brilliant purple outfit left little room for interpretation.

Alix Earle, the girlfriend of Miami Dolphins star Braxton Berriоs, and TikTоk sensation, was also pоsting photos from the track.

Following a difficult few days building up to the main event, race organizers landed in Sin City under a significant amount of pressure.

The first practice session was cut short after only eight minutes owing to damage to Carlos Sainz’s Ferrari caused by a track drain cover that fell loose.

Charles Leclerc, who drives alongside Sainz for Ferrari, takes the pole position on Saturday night.

Ticket sales have been unsatisfactory due to concerns regarding race week.

Although there were a number of tickets available on the Ticketmaster website for Saturday night’s Formula One race as of early afternoon, secondary-ticket sales for the Las Vegas Grand Prix were skyrocketing.

“We will be sоld оut by the time оf the event,” Race Renee Wilm, CEO, guaranteed Fоrmulа оnе Grоup’s eаrnings cаll оn Nоvеmbеr 3. Unless there is а drаmаtic surge at the last minute, the race will not fulfill that forecast.

The first LVGP sold tickets for the following year quickly, despite a number of issues both on and off the track that dampened the joy of racegoers, Las Vegas natives, and drivers alike. The event is set for November 21-23, 2024, and fans can start putting down deposits as early as this Saturday, with a $250 minimum.

When tickets for Saturday’s event were first made available for purchase about a year ago, the lowest cost ticket was $500. Tickets began at $200 and were eventually made available to a limited number of Nevada residents.

Despite a number of obstacles, the secondary market surge in ticket sales for Saturday night’s event indicates a high level of interest.

According to Gametime’s early Saturday afternoon update, the cheapest ticket was $1,387. This is the same price as the three-day pass that was offered on Wednesday. The most costly three-day ticket on Wednesday was $4,613, while the most expensive one-day ticket on Saturday was $10,635. According to a later Gametime report, the lowest-priced ticket jumped once again, hitting $1,613.

TickPick has also seen an increase. It was $771 on Monday; on Friday, it had climbed to $980; and by Saturday afternoon, it had risen to $1,128.

Both BetMGM and Caesars Entertainment have forecasted record-breaking handle for a motorsports race, showing that betting on this race has been strong from the start. If Saturday’s botched attempts to determine whether those expectations were met are any indication, the sports-betting companies are in for a big weekend at Red Rock Resort in Las Vegas.