14 Entry Towers for the Las Vegas Grand Prix
CNB designed, engineered and fabricated every entry tower for the inaugural Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, then was invited back to do it again for year two.

A first-of-its-kind race, and no room to miss.
The inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix was one of the most anticipated events on the global sporting calendar: a brand-new race, on a brand-new circuit, under the brightest lights in the world. Formula 1 needed all 14 entry towers designed, engineered and built to a standard that matched the moment, on a timeline that left zero room for error.
These weren't signage props. Entry towers are large, structural, permit-sensitive builds that thousands of guests pass through. They have to be striking, safe and flawless the first time.
Concept to install, one team.
Design
- Creative direction to the F1 brand standard
- 3D modeling & photoreal renders for sign-off
- Engineered structural drawings
- Nevada state engineering permits
Fabrication
- Welded steel & aluminum-plate structure
- Black high-gloss Marlite paneling
- RGB LED track lighting & custom F1 neon
- Broadcast-quality finish, built in-house in Miami
Logistics
- Cross-country transport to Las Vegas
- On-site install & rigging
- Show-deadline scheduling
- Strike & storage for year two
Delivered on the biggest stage. Twice.
All 14 towers hit the track on schedule for lights-out at the inaugural race. The build held up to the crowds, the cameras and the moment. The clearest proof of the work is what happened next: CNB was invited back to build for year two.
That's the whole promise in one project: the ability to take a high-stakes, first-of-its-kind brief and deliver it complete, on time, at a scale and standard that earns the repeat call.