Inside The Business Of The Las Vegas Grand Prix With CEO Emily Prazer
June 30, 2026
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as posted by the channelEmily Prazer, CEO of the Las Vegas Grand Prix and Chief Commercial Officer of Formula 1, joined host Jabari Young at the newly built Grand Prix Plaza where she discussed her unconventional path into the sports business world—from abandoning dreams of being a PE teacher to landing a life-changing role at F1 via a LinkedIn job posting. She dives into the realities of running a $650 million racing startup, the lessons learned during the inaugural Las Vegas race, and how F1 is successfully building its American fanbase.
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