Over 100,000 hospitality workers make the daily commute to the Las Vegas Strip, and that commute has become increasingly time-consuming with the return of Formula 1. Geshon Neil, a hospitality worker on the Las Vegas Strip explained,

So, the F1 -Las Vegas union can’t fail, right? It can, actually. We know that because it has failed before — and somewhat spectacularly. All one has to do is look back to 1981 and 1982 to understand why this bet doesn’t offer a guaranteed payout.

For a group of businesses near the Las Vegas Strip, road construction and closures for this week’s Las Vegas Grand Prix continue to be costly. Lisa Mayo-DeRiso, a spokesperson for several of those businesses,