Formula One expects to race the U.S. Grand Prix
at the Circuit of the Americas for “many years to
come,” a series official said, despite the track’s
failed effort to secure $25 million in public
money it was denied in 2018.
Sean Bratches, F1’s managing director of
commercial operations, suggested the series
remains confident in the financial security of
the Texas race.
“We have a great relationship with (the track)
and it is a highly regarded and valued part of our
season,” Bratches said. “We look forward to the
Grand Prix in Austin this October and for many
years to come. (It) is a circuit that is loved by
teams, drivers and fans.”
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