'I would not be shocked if King Charles turned up' as F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix tipped to be star-studded

The so-called entertainment capital of the world will open its doors to the pinnacle of motor racing for the first F1 grand pr♛ix to be held in Las Vegas since 1982.
With a spectacular backdrop as F1 drivers race down the iconic Las Vegas Strip💜, it promises to be a spectacle 🌞not to be missed.
And according to 🎐former American racing driver Willy T Ribbs, it will be the “biggest race in racing history”.
“It is going to be mega – I would not be shocked if King Charles showed up,” Ribbs, who was the first black m🌟an to test an F1 car in 1986, told .
“I would not be shocked because the A-list is going to be insane. You’re going to be bumping into more celebrities 🉐and sports stars than you will fans.
“Without any hyperbole, it will be the biggest race in racing history. That encompasses everything – the most talked about and the most glamorous.&nb🍷sp;
“If you look at Las Vegas, it has a history of putting on the biggest event – wh🌃ether it’s a boxing fight or an NౠFL game.”
Liberty Media bosses have pr♌edicted that F1 will bring more than $1 billion to the local Las Vegas economy from this weekend’s grand prix.
The cost to F1 - who have built their o♓wn pitꦇ building and brand new track for the event - has been estimated at around $500m.
F1 has struck a 10-year deal𝔉 with 🦄Las Vegas to race in Sin City.

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