The colours yellow, red and blue will be banned from being used while free practice, qualifying and t﷽he♛ race are taking place to avoid distracting the drivers, according to Motorsport.com. 

F1 has rented the Sphere and the land aroun🌸d it for use during the ℱLas Vegas GP weekend, forcing Irish rock band U2 to pause its residency at the newly-opened venue. 

The Sphere finally opened its doors to the public in early October at a cost of $2.3billion. It is the world’s largest LED screen and fe𒉰atures high definition video screens on both the inside and outside. 

F1 will utilise the event facility to display branding from a number of partners, as well as driver cards featuring all 20 drivers and their cars, and helmets💧. 

Specific moments will be highlighted during the weekend, including pole position after qualifying, and a special activation for the podium on S♊aturday night. 

“This is one of the world’s premier sporting events, and we are ready to showcase Sphere to our global audience via F1 – both in person⛦ in Las Vegas and watching around the world – demonstrating the unparalꦜleled technological and creative capabilities of the Exosphere,” said Joel Fisher, executive vice president marquee events and operations for MSG Entertainment.

Emily Prazer, Chief Commercial Officer for Las Vegas Grand Prix, added: “Sphere's Exosphere doesn't just complement the Las Vegas Strip Circuit, it e💮levates it to new heights, turning every lap into a mesmerising experience for fans in attendance a๊nd watching on TV globally.

“Picture real-time pole positions, thril൩ling podium celebrations, and a dynamic showcase of all 20 drivers and their iconic cars displayed larger-than-life. We are excited to have Sphere at the heart of race weekend.”