United States Grand Prix 2025

The history of the United States and the Formula One Grand Prix has been, much like the race itself, one of many twists and turns with gaps in race years every decade since the 80s. The Circuit of the Americas in Austin, TX will once again host the United States Grand Prix, where Great Britain’s Lewis Hamilton will return to try to win his sixth race since the Grand Prix’ return to the Austin.

The seven-year-old track runs for 56 laps, at 5.513 km per lap, putting the 2019 United States Grand Prix at 308.405 km. The 2018 race may have ended with Finnish driver Kimi Raikkonen in the front of the pack, but it was Hamilton that once again proved he had a strong grasp on the curvy circuit. Going into the 2019 race, drivers will need to finish a lap in less than 1:37.392 to set a new record.

The city of Austin is the ideal location for the adrenaline-fueled race. As they say, everything is bigger in Texas, and Grand Prix weekend is the best time to experience this. As expected from a southern city in the United States, the food of Austin shines. When the stars sparkle overhead, the city’s nightlife erupts into a series of parties, especially during Grand Prix weekend.

There is plenty to see in Austin, and though the race isn’t in the dead of summer, Autumn in Texas brings tempered whether that’s a joy to do some sightseeing in. Zilker Metropolitan Park is a beautiful stretch of wilderness while a selection of ziplines offers scenic views of the stunning city and surrounding greenery and water.

Want to feel like you’re part of the race? The Circuit of the America’s has its own go-karting experience. Sure, you’re not behind the wheel of a real Formula One car, but you’ll cruise around the track at speeds of up to 55 mph. With 15 different turns, you can find out what it’s like to overtake your competition and cross the finish line ahead of everyone else.

Racers will return to the Austin track, which was honored on October 21, 2012 by being opened by Formula One champion and legend Mario Andretti. The 2019 race will surely continue the tradition of being a popular circuit for drivers overtaking one another. For the best view of the action, pick seats in the main grandstand right at the start-finish line. Turn 1 also provides a unique view right into downtown Austin while Turns 15 and 16 keep the focus on the action on the circuit.