The Clark County Commission will "receive a presentation on a report" for the 2023 Las Vegas GP created by the county manager's office in a meeting next Tuesday, according to Mick Akers of the LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL. The report, created from two debriefing meetings, will "provide insight to what the county learned from facilitating and hosting" the F1 race and "what improvements can be made to make the process a smoother one." Last month, the county confirmed the 2024 Las Vegas GP will go on as scheduled, with tickets for race weekend, Nov. 21-23, planned to "go on sale to Nevada residents on March 22." Clark County spokeswoman Jennifer Cooper "reiterated" a statement released last month stating that the planned public debriefing "would identify an improved structure to put on the race, specifically tied to engagement by county departments, regional entities and race organizers." She said, “This process will help to reduce the public impact of the race in the months and weeks leading up to it." Las Vegas GP COO Betsy Fretwell said they have "begun implementing adjustments that will make the lead-up to the race as seamless and collaborative as possible" (LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL, 3/13).
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