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The Las Vegas Grand Prix or Caesars Palace Grand Prix was a speed racing race that was held in Las Vegas, United States. It was valid for the Formula 1 world championship in 1981 and 1982, and for the Champ Car in 1983, 1984 and 2007.
When Watkins Glen left the Formula 1 calendar in 1980, Las Vegas was selected as the setting for a Grand Prix. This new race closed the calendar, while Long Beach was the first race. However, it was not very popular among pilots due to the intense heat of the desert. The race was held in the parking area of the Caesars Palace hotel and, for a non-permanent circuit, the facilities were quite elaborate. It was wide enough to allow overtaking, safety areas in sand and a surface as uniform as glass. It was running counterclockwise. When Nelson Piquet achieved his first drivers' championship by finishing fifth in the 1981 competition, it took him almost fifteen minutes to recover from the fatigue caused by the heat, having barely reached the goal.
The race went to the orbit of the Champ Car, which ran the renowned Grand Prix of Caesars Palace in 1983 and 1984. Already in 2007, the category played the Las Vegas Grand Prix on a street circuit near Fremont Street Experience.

Caesars Palace is a hotel and casino located on the Las Vegas Strip, Nevada, United States. It was inaugurated on August 5, 1966. It has been remodeled five times: in 1974, in 1979, in 1992, in 2001 and in 2007. It has 3,349 rooms in five towers: "Augusto", "Centurión", "Romana" , "Palace" and "Forum". The main theme of the hotel is the Roman Empire. This place is also known for twice hosting the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix and the missing Champ Car, in what is nowadays the parking lot.

The Palazzo is a luxury hotel and casino complex located on the Las Vegas strip in the Paradise suburb of Las Vegas, Nevada. The Palazzo is owned and operated by Las Vegas Sands. The design of the property and its theme is the reflection of a modern and luxurious European environment.
Parts of the resort were open to the public on December 30, 2007. The opening ceremony was on January 17, 2008.
The $ 1.8 billion resort offers a lobby where guests arrive from the street under an 18-meter glass roof with a two-story high fountain. Those who arrive from The Venetian make the transition to an octagonal tower structure, with a glass and steel roof. Visitors to the Palazzo who use the underground parking can take the elevators or stairs of the underground garage and arrive directly at the casino center.