According to the race’s website, tickets for the Las Vegas Grand Prix sold out just hours before the event’s start time on Saturday at 10 p.m.

The only way fans can now get tickets for the race – which takes place on a 4.2-mile circuit on parts of Las Vegas Boulevard, Koval Lane, Harmon Avenue and Sands Avenue – is through the secondary ticket market.

Tickets for the Las Vegas Grand Prix are selling for almost half the price they paid ahead of the opening race in 2023.

On Gametime, the cheapest ticket available on Friday was listed at $711, including taxes and fees. That’s down 48 percent from $1,387 the day before the 2023 race.

On free ticket broker site TickPick, the cheapest ticket on Saturday afternoon was $692, with the average listing price of the 112 tickets available at $1,942.

On StubHub, the cheapest tickets were listed at $570 before taxes and fees on Saturday afternoon, with the website noting that 110 tickets for the race had been sold in the past hour.

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