Las Vegas GP Unveils an F1 Winner’s Trophy That Lights Up Like a Strip Sign
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The Las Vegas Grand Prix has unveiled a new F1 winner’s trophy that lights up in red and white like a Las Vegas Strip sign.
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The race showed off the trophy on Instagram, calling it “a trophy made for a Vegas victory.” It goes to the winner of the Nov. 21 race, the first of the last three rounds of the 2026 season.
A Trophy That Lights Up
The trophy is a tall V on a black stand. Each arm has a glowing red outline, with red diagonal stripes on the upper half and rows of warm white lights on the lower half, like the bulbs on a casino marquee.
Unlit, it’s a plain silver-edged frame. The base carries the race’s 2026 branding and a large “1.”
View this post on InstagramThe new Las Vegas Grand Prix winner’s trophy, unlit and lit. Image Credit: Las Vegas Grand Prix
What’s Left to Race For
Both titles are already settled. Kimi Antonelli clinched the drivers’ championship in Mexico, and Mercedes sealed the constructors’ title a week later in Brazil.
Second place is still open. Max Verstappen leads that fight on 279 points, ahead of George Russell (262), Lewis Hamilton (261), Charles Leclerc (249) and Lando Norris (246), with 75 points left to win. Among the teams, Ferrari (510) leads Red Bull (415) and McLaren (398).
For months, Las Vegas looked set to be the second-to-last race, with Imola on standby to host a single finale in place of the two Middle East rounds. F1 has since confirmed Qatar and Abu Dhabi will go ahead as planned.
The trophy lit up, with the race’s 2026 branding on its base. Image Credit: Las Vegas Grand PrixLas Vegas GP Schedule in ET
The Las Vegas weekend runs Wednesday to Saturday, with media day on Wednesday and the race under the lights on Saturday night.
Thursday, Nov. 19: Practice 1 at 7:30 p.m. ET (4:30 p.m. local); Practice 2 at 11 p.m. ET (8 p.m. local)
Friday, Nov. 20: Practice 3 at 7:30 p.m. ET (4:30 p.m. local); Qualifying at 11 p.m. ET (8 p.m. local)
Saturday, Nov. 21: Race at 11 p.m. ET (8 p.m. local)