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Know Your Las Vegas Grand Prix Road Closures

Posted on November 15, 2023   |   Updated on September 30, 2025
Scott Dickensheets

Scott Dickensheets

Photo of road closure signage.

Now the Grand Prix street-closure fun begins! (Getty)

If you absolutely, positively must be in the vicinity of the Las Vegas Grand Prix between now and Sunday morning, you’ll want to know when the affected roads are closing and reopening. Hopefully this helps.

Roads Involved

Las Vegas Boulevard, Sands, Spring Mountain eastbound exit ramps on I-15, Flamingo, Harmon, Koval. (See map.)

Closures

Overnight Tonight

11 p.m. to 6 a.m.

Thursday, Nov. 16

5 p.m.: Roads begin soft closure

7 p.m.: Roads closed

Friday, Nov. 17

2 a.m.: Track begins to reopen

4 a.m.: Track fully open to traffic

5 p.m.: Roads begin soft closure

7 p.m.: Roads closed

Saturday, Nov. 18

2 a.m.: Track begins to reopen

4 a.m.: Track fully open to traffic

5 p.m.: Roads begin soft closure

7 p.m.: Roads closed

Sunday, Nov. 19

2 a.m.: Track begins to reopen

4 a.m.: Track fully open to traffic

👉 Marginally helpful map, FAQ, and more at the official F1 website.

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