USA · Austin
Grand Prix configuration · 5.513 km · 20 corners · anticlockwise.
The Grand Prix circuit
Approximate community-mapped circuit outline. OpenStreetMap source.
Highlights show turn groups, not official timing sectors.
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Pirelli describes a circuit that demands straight-line speed, stability through technical sections and tyre management through fast corners.
Results shown are from this venue and may include different circuit layouts.
How the circuit shapes the car ↗The Austin lap
Track guide: Pirelli, 2025. Watch points are F1Fix interpretation.
Pirelli describes a lap mixing fast direction changes with technical corners and a need for straight-line speed. The setup has to work across all three demands.
What to watch
Watch the balance between fast-corner commitment and speed on the straights.
Austin’s fast corners put sideways loads through the tyres, making heat management important. A quick lap alone does not show how well a car can sustain a stint.
What to watch
Watch repeatable long-run pace as the tyres age, allowing for fuel and traffic.
Circuit history
3 Grands Prix · –. Sprints excluded.
| Race | Winner | Winning team | Winner’s grid | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 ↗ | Max Verstappen | Red Bull | P1 | Lando NorrisMcLaren | Charles LeclercFerrari |
| 2024 ↗ | Charles Leclerc | Ferrari | P4 | Carlos SainzFerrari | Max VerstappenRed Bull |
| 2023 ↗ | Max Verstappen | Red Bull | P6 | Lando NorrisMcLaren | Carlos SainzFerrari |
Max Verstappen: 2/3 · Charles Leclerc: 1/3 wins in this sample of up to five Grands Prix.
Race archive