Austin Grand Prix Packages 2023

United States Grand Prix VIP Hospitality Packages

The Grand Prix in the US has had an off and on relationship with Formula One since 1908, when it was known as the American Grand Prize. There have been many locations that have held the Grand Prix including Long Beach (LA), Las Vegas and Detroit. In 2012 New York was planned to be the new location with backing from Bernie Ecclestone and plans to build a circuit in the Jersey City’s Liberty State Park, though these plans were relinquished and the Monticello Motor Club also made a bid to run the race, but in May 25, 2010, Austin in the state of Texas was awarded the race on a 10 year contract.

Circuit of the Americas

The race is held on a purpose-built track called the Circuit of the Americas. The circuit was designed by the famous track designer Hermann Tilke and it made some headlines about its unique design and the way it emulated many of the best corners from various circuits around the world. With a 20 storey climb from the start line to turn one, the elevation changes and layout set this circuit apart from many others, particularly the newer tracks.

Held in October towards the end of the season in Texas, the Circuit of the Americas attracted a capacity crowd for its inaugural race.

Covering some 5.513KM (3.426 miles), this is the 1st Formula One circuit to be purpose-built in the USA, with 20 corners and some of the biggest elevation changes, the track has taken some cues from Silverstone, Istanbul, Interlagos and Hockenheim. It is one of only a handful of circuits which is ran anti-clockwise.

Past Winners in Texas

Charles Leclerc for Ferrari currently holds the lap record at 1:36.169 back 2019. Valtteri Bottas would go on to win the race, with teammate Lewis Hamilton in 2nd ahead of Max Verstappen in 3rd.

Grand Prix Adventures offers a variety of Grand Prix Packages staying in downtown Austin and offering viewing areas from just about anywhere around the circuit! With a real party atmosphere in Austin and lots of live music, you can combine your time in Texas with a few nights in New York or Los Angeles/San Francisco.

If you would like to know more, please Call Grand Prix Adventures on 1-888-879-4623 for information on our amazing Austin Grand Prix Hospitality Packages on offer, we would love to hear from you and give you some advice on what would be the best package to suit your needs and budget.

Latest News for Austin 2022

Max's Win Gives Red Bull The Constructors Championship in Austin!

The Austin Grand Prix in 2022 did not disappoint and was full of drama, incidents, and head-to-head challenges. The start was set by controversy with a crash that meant the pole position starter Carlos Sainz had to retire at the end of the first lap due to a water leak because of the initial crash.

The Spanish Ferrari driver had a poor start and Max Verstappen was quick to jump on this and overtake him, but his race went from bad to worse when he excited the first corner and was hit by Mercedes driver George Russell, a bit of a T-Bone collision as the Mercedes driver came to the corner at an unusual angle and would incur a 5 second penalty by the stewards next time he pitted for the incident. Sainz went from pole to last on the first corner, Russell didn’t have full control of his car, a bit heartbreak for Carlos Sainz as he would be out of the race because of this.

Full report on the Austin Grand Prix in 2022.