United States Grand Prix. Formula One

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Publication date: 15 Aug 2022

About the United States Grand Prix

The United States Grand Prix is one of the stages of the Formula One World Championship and has been held since 1959. Most of the US Grand Prix were held at Watkins Glen Circuit, from 1961 to 1980.

Until 2007, the United States Grand Prix was held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

From 2008 to 2011 there was a break for F1 motor racing.

In 2012, Formula One returned to the USA, and the race was held at the new Circuit of the Americas. This track was the first auto racing circuit in America to be built specifically for F1 racing.

Official F1 website

2025 United States Grand Prix

The 2025 United States Grand Prix is ​​a key round of the Formula 1 championship, which will be held at the Austin Circuit in Texas. Here’s what we know about the upcoming race.

Where and when it will take place

The 2025 race will take place in October at the Circuit of the Americas (COTA) in Austin, Texas. The exact dates will be announced later.

Favorites

  • Red Bull: Max Verstappen and his team have consistently shown good results at the COTA circuit.
  • Mercedes: Lewis Hamilton, who has won here several times, will be fighting for another victory.
  • Ferrari: The team will try to use its strengths to challenge the leaders.

History of motor racing in the USA

A full-fledged Grand Prix in the United States appeared in 1959. It was won by racing driver Bruce McLaren, becoming the youngest ever Grand Prix winner. Despite this, the 1959 and 1960 Grand Prix proved unprofitable for the organizers. 

In 1961, the American Grand Prix moved to Watkins Glen, where it was held for the next 20 years. After 1980 the circuit ceased to meet safety requirements. Thereafter the American Grand Prix was held at street circuits of Detroit, Dallas and Phoenix. 

Over time, American interest in Formula One began to wane. Eventually, the race was discontinued until 2000.

In 2000, the United States Grand Prix was organized at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway circuit. But nevertheless, United States Grand Prix fans were getting far less than Indy 500 fans.

After 2007, the Grand Prix was no longer held in Indianapolis, due to conflict between F1 management and the owner of the Indianapolis circuit.  Since 2012, the United States Grand Prix has been held at the track in Austin, Texas. 

Since 2022, the second United States Grand Prix has also been held on the home turf, the Miami Grand Prix.

Previous United States Grand Prix results

The year Venue Results
2024 Circuit of the Americas, USA Charles Leclerc (Ferrari team)
2023 Circuit of the Americas, USA Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing-Honda team)
2022 Circuit of the Americas, USA Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing-Honda team)

2026 United States Grand Prix

The next US Grand Prix is ​​scheduled for 2026. Exact dates and details will be announced at a later date.

Keep an eye on the dates of the F1 Grand Prix and other events in our Sports Events Calendar.

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