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I've always loved things that go fast.

Fast runners, fast cars, get the picture.

So I've been a fan of Formula One racing since about the same time I got interested in running

track, which is to say, a very, very long time ago. I still have Nicky Loudus epic

showdowns with James Hunt seared in my memory, not to mention my favorite driver of

those years, the great Brazilian Emerson Fittipaldi.

So nearly half a century later, when I heard about Formula One's plans

for a ginormous racetrack laid out in Las Vegas of all places, I needed to know more.

More about how exactly one hosts a race and one of the busiest entertainment centers

in the world, that alone a race stretching nearly four miles in length

accommodating cars that can reach speeds of 220 miles per hour. It's an incredible

technological challenge.

Coordinating event operations

and hundreds of thousands of fans across that massive area

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