Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali said the championship is in the early stages of expanding its presence in the United States, with current races in Miami, Austin, and Las Vegas drawing large crowds compared to past events. Domenicali indicated there is significant demand for additional U.S. races and expressed confidence that F1 will continue investing in the American market to establish deeper cultural roots among fans.
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Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali said the championship is in the early stages of expanding its presence in the United States, with current races in Miami, Austin, and Las Vegas drawing large crowds compared to past events. Domenicali indicated there is significant demand for additional U.S. races and expressed confidence that F1 will continue investing in the American market to establish deeper cultural roots among fans.