FIA race director Michael Masi has confirmed the Circuit of the Americas track surface will have bumps ground out ahead of the US Grand Prix. read more »

As a result of a bet with team boss, Zak Brown, Daniel Ricciardo will get to drive Dale Earnhardt's Chevrolet Monte Carlo at the Circuit of the Americas next week. read more »

An ongoing issue at the Circuit of the Americas, Michael Masi reveals that following the recent MotoGP event, work is to be carried out on the track's notorious bumps. read more »

Concerns raised about the COTA surface during the MotoGP race there are to be addressed before the United States Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1 is working with organisers at the Circuit of the Americas to improve the bumpy track surface ahead of the United States Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1 is working to fix some of the bumps at the Circuit of the Americas that were recently criticised by MotoGP riders. The premier motorcycle class visited the Austin... read more »

Bumps have long been an issue at COTA due to the instability of the land on which the circuit is built, a situation made worse by the heavy rain and flooding that impacted the... read more »

Circuit of the Americas chairman Bobby Epstein is "pretty optimistic" of agreeing a new contract for Austin to remain on the Formula 1 calendar. read more »

Zak Brown, McLaren's CEO, would be fully behind the Circuit of the Americas staging a second grand prix this season. read more »

The Circuit of the Americas has plans to welcome an extra 20,000 fans through the gates for the 2021 United States Grand Prix. read more »

F1 is set to return to Austin in October after the COVID-19 pandemic forced last year's race to be cancelled. The track is planning to stage its usual concert events,... read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown revealed he would be in favour of a double-header in the United States if further races drop off the calendar this year. read more »

An update on Lewis Hamilton's contract situation with Mercedes, Honda's engine upgrade plan revealed, and COTA open to hosting two races in 2021. It's all in the... read more »

The boss of the U.S. Grand Prix is open to hosting two races in 2021 to fill the void left by the cancellation of the Singapore Grand Prix if Formula One requests it. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has proposed the United States Grand Prix switch between Austin and Indianapolis in future following the arrival of Miami on the F1 calendar. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has suggested that the United States Grand Prix should rotate between Indianapolis Motor Speedway and The Circuit of the Americas. IMS played host to F1... read more »

United States Grand Prix venue the Circuit of the Americas has been repurposed as a drive-through Covid-19 vaccination centre. read more »

Formula 1 venue the Circuit of the Americas has carried out a trial as a drive-through vaccine centre as part of the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic. The circuit, located... read more »

The Circuit of the Americas has given the name 'Big Red' to its iconic Turn 1 in honour of Texan businessman Red McCombs. COTA, located on the outskirts of Austin,... read more »

The Circuit of the Americas (COTA) has named its famous first corner 'Big Red' after the track's co-founder Red McCombs. read more »

Bobby Epstein understands the reasons why the US Grand Prix has been cancelled for 2020, but the decision is still a painful one for the CEO of COTA. read more »

The cancellation of the United States GP is both "painful" and "prudent" says Circuit of The Americas CEO Bobby Epstein. read more »

Circuit of the Americas chairman, Bobby Epstein admits that cancellation of the 2020 US GP is "prudent and painful", as he vows next year's event will be bigger... read more »

Circuit of the Americas boss Bobby Epstein says it's too early to make a call on whether his track will host a Formula 1 grand prix this year read more »

Circuit of the Americas Bobby Epstein has revealed there is still no "clear picture" for how a United States GP could be held in 2020. read more »