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Someone is vandalizing the hard work that Formula 1 crews have begun on the Strip in preparation for the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix in three weeks.

At least, that’s how officials with F1 and Clark County see it. Ask the “vandals,” and they’ll tell you that someone blocked the best public view of the MSG Sphere with an opaque grey film for no good reason. So they removed it and did what they came to do — watch the Sphere’s external display and take selfies with it.

Each day, thousands of tourists stop on the bridge that connects the Palazzo with the Wynn across Sands Avenue to snap photos of the Sphere. But last week, “privacy screens” started going up on all pedestrian bridges that cross what is quickly transforming into the F1’s racetrack.

The screens, similar to the film that wraps vehicles, aren’t difficult to peel off once a cut is made.

“And so they should!” tweeted @GasOff2. “It is ridiculous how much this city changed and suffers due to this dumb 3 day event. Visitors come to Vegas to Vegas and nobody can anymore. F1 crap in every picture if one can even take one anymore. Who got paid off allowing this?”

View to a Killing

The film is necessary, Clark County officials say, for safety reasons. If the views of racecars zooming underneath the pedestrian bridges remain unobstructed, then large numbers of pedestrians will stand on the overpass to view the race, impeding the safe flow of pedestrian traffic over the bridges.

According to a Reddit user named ThatGuyNearby, who expresses a belief shared by many social media users, the truth is far less altruistic.