The Las Vegas Grand Prix has caused an uproar over its decision to charge viewers to watch the race from nearby locations. The Grand Prix, which is held annually in Las Vegas, is one of the most popular motor racing events in the world. However, this year the organizers have decided to charge viewers who want to watch the race from nearby locations.

The decision to charge viewers to watch the race from nearby locations has been met with a lot of criticism from fans and local businesses. Many people feel that it is unfair to charge people to watch the race from nearby locations when they could just as easily watch it on television or online. Local businesses are also angry because they feel that this will hurt their business as people will be less likely to visit their establishments if they have to pay to watch the race.

The organizers of the Las Vegas Grand Prix have defended their decision by saying that they are trying to make the event more accessible to people who may not be able to attend the event in person. They also argue that charging viewers to watch the race from nearby locations will help them cover some of the costs associated with running the event.

Despite the organizers’ defense of their decision, many people are still not happy with it. Some have even started a petition to try and get the organizers to reverse their decision. It remains to be seen if the organizers will listen to these complaints and reverse their decision or if they will stick with their current policy.

No matter what happens, it is clear that the decision to charge viewers to watch the race from nearby locations has caused a lot of controversy. It will be interesting to see how this situation plays out in the coming weeks and months.