F1 Caesars Palace Grand Prix. In 1981 and 1982, the F1 season finale took place at a temporary street circuit in the parking lot of Caesars Palace. Yes, you read that right! Drivers weaved their way ...

We figured they'd probably like to come gamble at Caesars Palace. They didn't. "The attendance at the Grand Prix for its two Formula 1 years was never more than about 35,000.

The Caesars Palace Grand Prix took place in the Las Vegas hotel’s parking lot in 1981 and 1982 (Getty) Las Vegas has always been a playground for grown-ups.” John Watson recalls the stateside ...

The Caesars Palace Grand Prix lacked the infrastructure, fan support and profit for F1 to return in 1983. Weinberger said organizers overestimated how much money the event would draw.

The Caesars Palace Grand Prix ran for the final time as an IndyCar race in 1984. “As a casino event, the grand prix was a complete failure,” Bill Weinberger, ...

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However, things didn't turn out as expected, and the Caesars Palace Grand Prix ended up being a huge financial loss for them. As a result, Las Vegas was dropped from the F1 calendar. READ MORE: F1 in ...

When Alan Jones and Michele Alboreto won the two Caesars Palace Grands Prix in the early 1980s, the temperatures posed a challenge for drivers in terms of heat. Drivers suffered from heat exhaustion - ...

Carlos Reutemann and Alan Jones at the 1981 Caesars Palace Grand Prix Photo by Bernard Cahier/Getty Images. Reutemann did go backward, as he struggled with gearbox issues starting early in the race.