
The roar of Formula 1 engines will continue to echo across Texas for years to come, as officials have confirmed the US Grand Prix will remain at Austin's celebrated Circuit of the Americas until at least 2026.
This exciting contract extension secures the future of one of F1's most popular events, ensuring American fans can continue to witness the pinnacle of motorsport at a purpose-built facility that has earned widespread praise from teams and drivers alike.
Economic Boost for Austin Region
The annual race has become a significant economic driver for the Austin area, generating hundreds of millions in revenue and attracting visitors from across the globe. Local businesses, from hotels to restaurants, have consistently reported record-breaking weekends during Grand Prix events.
"This extension represents more than just another race on the calendar," said a circuit spokesperson. "It's about sustaining jobs, supporting local enterprises, and maintaining Texas's position as a premier destination for international sporting events."
A Fan-Favourite Venue
Since joining the F1 calendar in 2012, the Circuit of the Americas has established itself as a firm favourite among racing enthusiasts. The track's challenging layout, featuring the dramatic uphill turn one, provides thrilling overtaking opportunities and consistently delivers exciting races.
The facility's world-class amenities and commitment to fan experience have set new standards for motorsport events in the United States. From expansive viewing areas to interactive fan zones, COTA has perfected the art of hosting large-scale sporting spectacles.
F1's Growing American Presence
This contract renewal underscores Formula 1's expanding footprint in the United States market. With the addition of races in Miami and Las Vegas, the Austin event forms a crucial part of F1's strategic growth plan in North America.
The confirmation through 2026 provides stability for teams, sponsors, and fans alike, allowing for long-term planning and continued development of what has become one of the most anticipated events on the international motorsport calendar.