Quick Race
$39 / rigPractice, qualifying and one race. The cleanest fit before dinner, a watch party or your next race-week stop.
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Las Vegas Grand Prix week · November 19–21, 2026
Watch the race.
Then drive one.
Looking for things to do during F1 week in Las Vegas? Get off the Strip and onto eight professional racing simulators built and tuned by Sim Coaches.
- 11.19–21Grand Prix weekend
- $39Racing from
- 8Professional rigs
- 10 minFrom the Strip*
A real race-week activity
More driving.
Less watching.
The Strip will be packed with race-week viewing, parties and branded experiences. The Grid gives fans something different: practice, qualifying and real competition on professional simulator hardware.
Reserve one rig or bring friends and reserve several in the same time window. Every opening shown on the booking page is live, and payment confirms the session immediately.
Choose your race
One schedule.
Three levels of commitment.
Pricing stays straightforward during Las Vegas Grand Prix week. Select your format, number of rigs and an available start time.
Full Race
$59 / rigPractice, qualifying and two competitive races. Enough time to learn the car, find pace and settle the rivalry.
Book the Full RaceChampionship
$109 / rigFour scored races and final standings. The format for serious fans who want the night to produce a champion.
Book a ChampionshipRace-week booking note: Regular simulator sessions are available in November. Private facility buyouts do not begin until December 1, 2026.
Built here. Tuned here.
Not an arcade cabinet.
The Grid is operated by Sim Coaches, the Las Vegas team that manufactures the machines. Hydraulic pedals reward pressure and consistency. Direct-drive steering communicates grip. Each rig is adjusted so beginners can start comfortably and experienced drivers can turn the assistance down.
- Professional Sim Coaches chassis
- Hydraulic braking systems
- Direct-drive force feedback
- Live timing and race results
- Coaching available for first-time drivers
Build the night
A race-week itinerary
that actually moves.
The Grid is at 6000 S Eastern Avenue, Suite 8C. Plan to arrive 15 minutes before your reserved start.
Arrive
Check in, meet the team and get fitted to your rig.
Practice
Learn the controls and begin finding the braking points.
Qualify
Set a clean lap and earn your place on the starting grid.
Race
Go wheel to wheel, then take the result into the rest of the night.
Grand Prix week FAQ
Before the
lights go out.
What are the 2026 Las Vegas Grand Prix dates?+
The 2026 Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend runs Thursday, November 19 through Saturday, November 21, 2026.
Can I book simulator racing during Grand Prix week?+
Yes. The Grid accepts standard simulator reservations throughout race week, subject to live availability. The booking page shows current openings and confirms your session after payment.
How much does it cost?+
A 30-minute Quick Race is $39 per rig, a 60-minute Full Race is $59 per rig and a two-hour Championship is $109 per rig.
Can beginners and experienced drivers race together?+
Yes. Seating and driving assists can be adjusted by driver, so first-timers can get comfortable while experienced racers use a more demanding setup.
Can we reserve the whole facility in November?+
No. Private facility buyouts begin December 1, 2026. During Grand Prix week, reserve one or more standard simulator sessions through the live booking page.
Where is The Grid?+
The Grid is at 6000 S Eastern Avenue, Suite 8C, Las Vegas, Nevada 89119, approximately 10 minutes from the Strip depending on traffic.
November 19–21, 2026
Race-week openings
will go fast.
Choose your session, select the number of rigs and secure your time through Stripe.
See live availability ↗*Drive-time estimate varies with traffic. The Grid is not affiliated with or endorsed by Formula 1 or the Las Vegas Grand Prix. Event names are used only to help visitors plan their Las Vegas trip.