I’m just now recovering from last weekend’s Las Vegas Formula 1 Grand Prix. As someone who lives in the Eastern Time Zone and was slammed with work every day leading up to the race, enduring two days of waking up early on ET because of jet lag but still staying past midnight Vegas time really knocked me out.

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Celebrities and Elvises descended on the paddock. Fireworks exploded after the race. And Formula One crowned its latest world champion, Max Verstappen. The Dutchman didn’t have the fastest car, nor has he for 70 percent of the season, he said. But he still managed to cement his name among the greats of the sport after finishing fifth.

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Las Vegas Metro police tell 8 News Now that 139,000 people attended this year’s Las Vegas Grand Prix over its three nights -- far lower than the 306,000 people Formula 1 announced for total attendance.

Formula 1 drivers complained this week about the smell of marijuana as they prepared for the Las Vegas Grand Prix. One even joked they could fail drug tests.

While experts predict this year’s race will pull in slightly less than the $500 million or so in revenue for Formula 1 and the $1.5 billion in Las Vegas economic impact achieved in last year’s race, the contest and its weeklong festivities will still be a boon for all those involved.

Formula One drivers said the Las Vegas Grand Prix is finding its footing after its first year struggles and said they look forward to returning to Sin City for the flashy night race along the Las Vegas Strip.

Max Verstappen, only the sixth driver in F1 history to win at least four titles, sounded unusually emotional on the radio.