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Las Vegas GP unveils 122-light trophy inspired by neon signs

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The 3.6kg, 56cm-tall trophy contains 122 lights and took six months to develop and build.

From the GPBeat newsroomPublished · · 1 min

The Las Vegas Grand Prix has unveiled a new winners’ trophy for its 19–21 November round. The 3.6kg prize stands 56cm tall and contains 122 lights, drawing inspiration from the neon signs synonymous with the Strip, around which the circuit is based.

Its V-shaped outline brings the bulbs together at a point, echoing vintage Las Vegas marquees that focused attention on a performer’s name. Organisers again worked with Bowen Studios and Ore Designs, the firms behind the event’s 2023–25 trophies. Developing and building the new design took six months.

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