Crews are in the home stretch on Las Vegas Grand Prix track work ahead of the Nov. 19-21 race, and the overnight lane closures on the Strip and Sands Avenue are scheduled to wrap up Friday, Oct. 30, FOX5 reports.
Key takeaways
- Overnight closures on the Strip straightaway (one lane open each way) and on Sands run through Oct. 30. All Strip lanes are open during the day.
- Harmon Avenue has overnight lane closures while track lighting goes up for a couple more days; it’s fully open in the daytime.
- Expect a bottleneck on northbound Koval Lane at Flamingo Road.
What’s finished
According to F1, the Audrie and Topgolf vehicle bridges are done, as are track lighting and barriers near the Sphere and track lighting on Sands. A temporary vehicle bridge is in place at Koval and Flamingo.
What’s still underway
The busiest work is grandstand construction near the Sphere. Barriers are still going up on Sands, and lighting work continues on Harmon and the Strip straightaway.
What it means for locals and visitors
If you drive the resort corridor late at night, plan extra time through Friday or use Paradise Road and Frank Sinatra Drive. Rideshare riders heading to Strip hotels after midnight should expect slower pickups near Sands, Harmon and Koval. Check F1’s transportation information hub for the latest closures.