While the world's greatest drivers sped down the Strip during the inaugural Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, the stars were out and about to celebrate Sin City-style. Here's where the in-crowd rubbed elbows.

The F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix returns for its second year, bringing even more thrilling racing and entertainment to the iconic Las Vegas Strip with a packed schedule of non-stop action.

Plus where to play, eat and stay in Sin City during the big race, from Lewis Hamilton's exclusive package and trackside dinners with chef Gordon Ramsay to last-minute room and ticket deals.

Las Vegas held two championship races in 1981 and 1982, both title-deciding season-enders going under the name of the Caesars Palace Grand Prix, before the Nevada city returned to the calendar last year.

If you’ve ever wondered which city would make the best destination to visit when Formula 1 is in town, it might be Las Vegas.

With the Vegas Grand Prix race now in the record books, it’s cleanup time. The work started the day after the race, and many of the temporary structures that transformed Las Vegas streets into a world-class raceway have already been taken down.

From Heineken's racing jacket collab to the Bellagio Fountain Club's cavalcade of chefs, here's how the stars spent their weekend in Vegas