★ United States Grand Prix

01重要な理由

This is the United States Grand Prix proper, and the American round with the deepest continuity: the first Formula 1 event at a purpose-built American facility since Indianapolis, running since 2012 with a contract to 2034. In our reading it is the most enjoyable of the three American races to attend without a hospitality pass.

02前後の週

Austin absorbs the weekend into an already crowded autumn: the city's large music festival occupies the first two weekends of October, and race weekend pushes downtown occupancy to its annual peak. Brand activations and ticketed parties cluster on Rainey Street and in East Austin from Thursday.

03到着時期

Thursday, when the city's programme starts before the track does, leaving Monday.

04宿泊先

Downtown Austin is the default and the right answer for most visitors. Rainey Street and the warehouse district put you inside the social programme; South Congress is calmer; East Austin has the better restaurants. The airport hotels are unglamorous and quickest to the track.

05アクセスとホスピタリティ

The circuit sells general admission covering the grass viewing areas, reserved grandstands, and club and suite hospitality including a guest house at the far end. Concerts at the amphitheater have historically been included with three-day tickets, and Formula 1's Paddock Club operates at the round.

06社交活動の場

At the circuit, the amphitheater and the fan areas behind the main grandstand; in the city, Rainey Street, the warehouse district, East Sixth and the restaurants of East Austin and South Congress.

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08実用情報

09沿革

The United States Grand Prix has had more homes than any race in the championship, from Sebring and Watkins Glen to Long Beach, Detroit and Indianapolis, and it left the calendar entirely after 2007. Circuit of the Americas was privately financed to end that pattern, opening for the 2012 race. Miami and Las Vegas later made Austin one of three American rounds.

10参加者

American followers from across the southern states, a large Latin American contingent that often continues to Mexico City, Europeans on an autumn trip, and a music audience buying partly for the concerts.