The circuit consisted of 10 left-handed corners, three right-handed corners and only two short straights on a track crammed into a short space in order to fulfil the minimum two-mile circuit length, posing a challenge for the drivers not conducive to exciting racing action.
When F1 visited in 19, Caesars Palace held the race partly in its car park and extra land between Las Vegas Boulevard and Interstate 15 to the west.
