一级方程式赛车母公司Liberty Media与拉斯维加斯大奖赛门票持有者达成约300万美元的和解协议，以终止针对2023年首届赛事的集体诉讼1。
纠纷源于2023年11月16日晚间的首场练习赛1。当时Carlos Sainz Jr.驾驶的法拉利撞击了赛道上的水阀盖，导致练习赛中断约9分钟，并于11月17日凌晨约4点才恢复1。赛事中断期间，观众被清空了看台区域1。仅购买该练习赛或三日通票的观众有资格获得赔偿1。
根据和解条款，索赔截止日期为8月27日1。最终批准听证会定于11月4日在美国内华达州地区法院举行1。Liberty Media及拉斯维加斯大奖赛在达成和解时未承认存在过错1。
2023年拉斯维加斯大奖赛投入了5亿美元1。一级方程式已宣布将该赛事延期10年，并承诺保留拉斯维加斯赛道至少至2037年1。
Liberty Media, the parent company of Formula 1, has agreed to a settlement of approximately $3 million to resolve a class-action lawsuit filed by ticket holders from the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix in 2023. 1
The lawsuit stemmed from disruptions to a practice session on the evening of November 16, 2023, when a water valve cover was struck during the race, forcing spectators to evacuate viewing areas. 1 The incident occurred during the session when Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz Jr.'s vehicle made contact with the valve cover. 1 The practice session was halted for nine minutes and resumed around 4 a.m. on November 17. 1
Ticket holders who purchased passes specifically for the practice session or three-day packages are eligible to receive compensation from the settlement. 1 The claims deadline for affected ticket holders is August 27, and a final approval hearing is scheduled for November 4 at the U.S. District Court in Nevada. 1
Neither Liberty Media nor Las Vegas Grand Prix admitted any wrongdoing as part of the settlement agreement. 1
The 2023 inaugural race represented a significant investment of $500 million for Formula 1. 1 The series has committed to a ten-year extension of the event, guaranteeing the Las Vegas circuit will remain on the calendar through at least 2037. 1
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