TheUSAGPhashadasomewhatperipatetichistory.44raceshavegonebythenameoftheUSGrandPrix,hostedatWatkinsGlentwentytimes,Indianapolis8,CircuitoftheAmericas11,Phoenix3,RiversideandSebringwithoneapiece.
Apart from the USA GPs, there were also events in Dallas, Detroit, Las Vegas and Long Beach, from the 70s to the mid-80s. Even the Indianapolis 500 was part of the picture, counting for the F1 World Championship in its early years, but usually no European drivers took part and it dropped off the F1 calendar in 1961.
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I’m really looking forward to having competition every day
Isack Hadjar “It will be my first time finally racing in Austin. It is a Sprint weekend, so I’m really looking forward to having competition every day. We put the frustrating end of the Singapore weekend behind us, where our speed was still at the top of the midfield, and we’re now fully focused on achieving great results in both races here in Texas.”
It marks a year since I started in F1
Liam Lawson “I’m pumped for Austin as it marks a year since I started in F1. It feels very exciting to get back to a track I enjoy, the atmosphere here is amazing. COTA is a high grip track which is well suited to F1 cars. It’s built on a unique landscape, so the surface changes every year and will make it a super interesting race.”
