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Formula 1 has announced it will be holding a race in Las Vegas from next season, in a move bosses hope will help bring some more glitz and glamour to the sport - along with a nice heap of cash. However, as has been proven in the past, a Grand Prix in Sin City is not a guaranteed success.

The 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix will not be the first time the sport has been to Nevadan city. Two races have been held in the past, and F1 chiefs will be hoping that the reincarnation will have a lot more success than the previous botched attempts.

After all, a race in Las Vegas lasted for just two years - 1981 and 1982 - before it was scrapped. It's not hard to imagine why, considering the venue was the car park of the famous Caesars Palace hotel.

The track itself was rather short, just 2.3 miles in length, and was heavily criticised