F1 FANTASY: Top the Viva Las Vegas League and win 2025 Grand Prix tickets

Want to experience the sights and sounds of F1 cars battling wheel-to-wheel in Las Vegas? Well, F1 Fantasy is giving you and a friend the chance to be there next season and do just that.

Formula 1 returns to the entertainment capital of the world next weekend (21-23 November), and there's a title up for grabs as Max Verstappen could clinch his fourth drivers’ championship in the city of lights (more about that here).

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You could win big too – in the F1 Fantasy Viva Las Vegas League! The winner of this one race mini-league will earn a pair of grandstand tickets to the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix.

Runners-up can bag themselves a Las Vegas Grand Prix merch bundle, while all entries into the league have the chance to win Las Vegas Grand Prix caps – giving everyone the chance to win prizes.

F1 Fantasy is free to play, and if you’ve never played before now’s your chance to sign up, create your team and enter to be in with a chance of winning exciting prizes.

With $100M in your pocket, assemble your dream team of five drivers and two constructors. Rev up the excitement and score additional points for the Fastest Lap, Fastest Pit Stop and more.

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If you’re already playing F1 Fantasy, make sure you sign in, head over to the Leagues tab, and enter your team into the Viva Las Vegas League. If you're not (perhaps you've been waiting for the right moment), then sign up to F1 Fantasy and play now!

Unsure who to draft? Check out the season's stats for some performance-based inspiration. But remember – this is Vegas baby! Whether you go with your head or trust your gut to pick your team, it's all about having fun.

Finally, with a pair of grandstand tickets to the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix up for grabs, why not invite a friend to enter a team and join the fun for this special one-race league.

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