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Fans who attended 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix offered partial refund | Formula 1

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The second practice session was delayed by two hours for repairs, which caused complications as it occurred after the end of security personnel's shifts. Consequently, remaining spectators were evicted from the grandstands, prompting a group of disappointed fans to file a lawsuit.

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Fans who attended 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix offered partial refund | Formula 1Liberty Media has offered to pay over $3 million (£2.26m) to ticketholders who were unable to watch practice at Las Vegas in 2023.RaceFansSat 1 Aug · 06:20 UTCRead →
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