F1 fans stunned by Las Vegas GP drinks prices as staggering cost of one round revealed
F1 fans stunned by Las Vegas GP drink prices as staggering stage costs revealed
The prices of drinks at the Las Vegas Grand Prix have been announced ahead of Sunday’s race.
After a two-week hiatus to prepare for the Treble in the US and South America, F1 returned on Thursday with a test session in the run up to the Las Vegas Grand Prix. Events held at Cinty have promised to be one of the largest sports calendar events, and some celebrities on the A list are expected to be around and around them.
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In anticipation of the weekend, the price of the grand prix drink was disclosed. The Las Vegas Grand Prix will announce a new way to stop the bystanders watching the race for free.
As the F1 photographer Kym Illman said in a YouTube video, The Drinks menu is divided into various categories -specialized cocktails, beers, spirits, energy, non -alcoholic drinks.
First, soft drinks and water bottles are free because they are included in the price of the ticket. But other drinks are more likely to burn a hole in your wallet: Energy drinks, for example, cost $6 a can, and Red Bull comes in many different varieties. The cheapest cocktail is $20 and the most expensive is $22.
If you want a double shot, the drink will cost between $35 and $37. Advertisement
Theoretically, a group of four could expect to spend between $80 and $148 per drink.
More expensive cocktails, including Belvedere Vodka, Volcan Blanco Tequila, Woodinville Straight Bourbon Whiskey, Hennessy vs Cognac, gin and rum, cost $18 for a single cocktail and $28 for a double. Finally, the beer is priced at $14, while the non-alcoholic version is $10.
