F1's much-anticipated return to Vegas got off to a bad start on Thursday when water valve covers were ripped up by Carlos Sainz' Ferrari and Alpine's Esteban Ocon, which halted FP1 after nine minutes and led to a long delay for FP2, by which time spectators were sent home.
FP1's track issues were met with a barrage of criticism from fans and media, which Wolff labelled as "completely ridiculous".
Mercedes was one of the teams that had bought significantly into F1's Vegas return with a bespoke hospitality unit, as the event was billed as a huge commercial coup for the series and its stakeholders.
After Saturday night's entertaining race, he felt the event had "ticked all the boxes".
"Lots of things that were said look a little bit out of proportion or too negative because we are leaving Las Vegas after a great weekend," he said.
"I think it will have increased the popularity of Formula 1 in the United States, for sure. There is nothing negative that I can find.
He added: "The drain cover was nothing, like I said.
"When I look back at tonight; a spectacular race, great audiences, a mega event and some good racing at the front, that’s what I will remember of the inaugural Las Vegas race that ticked all of the boxes.”