Since October 2012, United States Grand Prix spectators and drivers from all over the world have enjoyed the 3.426-mile circuit tucked away in the City of the Violet Crown. The Circuit of the Americas has been the nation’s home for its leg of the Formula One World Championship for nearly a decade, having replaced the …
The United States Grand Prix has been a staple of the Formula One World Championship for generations, delivering high-speed thrills, tight turns, and exciting finishes for spectators. Enthusiasts from all over have gathered in the grandstand to watch rosters of notable drivers dominate the track and celebrate at the podium. While so many Formula 1 …
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In 2010, after a tour around the United States throughout the early 20th century, the United States Grand Prix found a semi-permanent home in Austin, TX. At the Circuit of the Americas, a 3.4-mile circuit just southeast of the city, Formula 1 drivers have gathered to take on its 20 turns, score a podium position, …
Though the Formula 1 Grand Prix didn’t start in the United States, the nation has been receptive to the grandiose event. It may seem like the global event is overshadowed by the more commercialized NASCAR and IndyCar races, but cities like Austin have helped boost the popularity of Formula 1 to warrant a return of …
