Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix organizers have tapped a connected jobsite technology company to help power the event’s next infrastructure phase.
Las Vegas Grand Prix, Inc. has selected EquipmentShare to help drive the next era of race event infrastructure, according to an announcement from the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix. The move ties one of the city’s biggest annual events to a company that bills itself as a leader in connected jobsite technology.
The partnership matters because the Las Vegas Grand Prix is no longer just a race weekend; it is a massive logistical operation that depends on fast setup, efficient coordination and temporary infrastructure across the Strip. Choosing a technology-heavy vendor suggests organizers are still refining how they build and support the event as it matures.
For local residents, the announcement is another reminder that the Grand Prix’s footprint extends beyond the track itself. It touches construction, staging, transportation and the broader event economy that has become a central part of modern Las Vegas.
Details & Information: The selection was announced by Las Vegas Grand Prix, Inc. and posted on the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix website at f1lasvegasgp.com.