On this year’s Formula 1 calendar, there are three different races taking place in the United States of America. It marks just the third time a single country has hosted three races in one season following Italy in 2021 and, you guessed it, the Land Of The Free back in 1982.
The U.S. has hosted Formula 1 races at way more tracks over the years. In fact, by the end of the 2023 season the U.S. will have hosted F1 races at 12 different locations, which is the highest number of different locations any country has hosted grands prix.
After Formula 1’s first two U.S. races this year in Miami and Austin, we thought it was about time we looked back through the history books and celebrated some of the locations that have hosted American F1 races. So, when you’re hosting your Vegas Grand Prix viewing party next month, you can wow your friends with facts about the history of F1 in America.
