'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 prix 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 ꦰspectacle༒ not to be missed.
And according to former American racing driver Willy T Ribbs, 🐲it will be the “biggest ra🌸ce 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 man to test an F1 car in ♌1986, t🔯old .
“I would not be shocked because the A-li✨st is going to be insane. You’re going to be bumping into more celebrities and sports stars than you will fans.
“Without any hyp๊erbole, it will be the biggest race in racing hi⛦story. That encompasses everything – the most talked about and the most glamorous.
🌱“If you look at Las V🐭egas, it has a history of putting on the biggest event – whether it’s a boxing fight or an NFL game.”
Liberty Media bosses have predicted that F1 will bring more than $1 billion tღ♕o the local Las Vegas economy from this weekend’s grand prix.
The cost to F1 - who have built their own pit building and brand new track for the event - has bee🏅n estimated at a💝round $500m.
F1 has struck a 10-year d𝄹eal with Las Vegas to race in Sin City.

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