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  • Nassau County
  • Historic Precedent
  • Jones Beach
  • Improvements
  • New Parkland
  • Jones Beach Theater
  • Robert Moses
  • About
    • USGPJB
    • Formula One
    • Two-race U.S. Platform
    • Partnership
    • Common Interest
    • Collective Effort
    • New York
    • A Good Start
    • Nassau County
    • Historic Precedent
    • Jones Beach
    • Improvements
    • New Parkland
    • Jones Beach Theater
    • Robert Moses
    • About

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  • USGPJB
  • Formula One
  • Two-race U.S. Platform
  • Partnership
  • Common Interest
  • Collective Effort
  • New York
  • A Good Start
  • Nassau County
  • Historic Precedent
  • Jones Beach
  • Improvements
  • New Parkland
  • Jones Beach Theater
  • Robert Moses
  • About
US Grand Prix at Jones beach
Proposal to bring F1 to NY
Formula 1 New York
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Common Interest

New York for Formula One

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The common interest for most members and sponsors of Formula 1 Racing is that America remains one of their largest commercial markets.


Therefore, a sustainable New York venue, part of a re-evaluated, local,  national, and regional platform, would be profoundly beneficial to ALL within the F1 family. 

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One common obstacle to expanding Formula One in America is the seemingly limitless types of entertainment. This presents real challenges to expansion since expansion requires an expanded audience.  But first, the target-audience must be reached.
 

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Over the decades, Formula One was unsuccessful in rooting itself in America and forced to leave the U.S. market multiple times.


Due in part to a lack of non-motorsports media coverage and F1's own historically stupefying lack of self-promotion within the United States.


Of course, these departures from America led to multiple re-entry attempts in 1958, 1989, 2000, and most recently in 2012 to Austin, Texas, and Circuit of the Americas. 

Common Interest

Increase F1's Footprint

Since F1's return to the U.S. market at the Circuit of the Americas, and the sport itself sold to Liberty Media, it is Liberty Media who has essentially inherited this 60- year-old problem of where to expand and how to sustain F1 in America?


These problems go unsolved to date, remaining the source of multiple solutions, wide-ranging speculation, and great expectations.


Mr. Chase Carey and Mr. Ross Brawn have made great advancements and worked diligently at developing solutions.  Yet, the debate persists because it is more difficult now than ever before to attempt an expansion, as a second race requires a multi-layered, credible, and sustainable solution, especially here in New York.


It's abundantly clear that F1 America has entered another painfully familiar period of stasis.  If Liberty Media is happy with F1's presence here, then there isn't much else to do since the Circuit of the Americas is a success, and F1 is right back to do what it's always done in America, arrive, race, and leave.


On the other hand, if the plan is to increase F1's footprint, audience, and sponsorship revenue here in America, then motorsports fans and motorsports news may not be enough to expand awareness, fill seats, fuel ratings, and revenue attract new sponsors, reach iconic status, or necessarily lead to long-term stability in America.

 Formula One's presence in America must be confidently expanded outside the motorsports sector, as F1 has successfully done in the rest of the world.

Therefore, New York provides a meaningful way for F1 to achieve this transition, with not one but two positions comprised of Jones Beach and Manhattan.  

 Allowing F1 to reach it's dormant target market while simultaneously supporting all F1 races worldwide through New York State.


F1 NY 

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All things considered....

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The Teams and Sponsors of Formula 1 Racing

For those of you unfamiliar with Formula 1 Racing, it is comprised of the following teams, and behind each team, the following individuals, companies, their respective sponsors, and suppliers.  - All things considered, F1  belongs in New York. - Formula 1 New York


Scuderia Ferrari: The Agnelli family, The Ferrari family, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), Mission Winnow, Shell, Ray Ban, Riva, Kasperski, UPS, Lenovo, Weichal, Hublot, Mahle, OLLR, Pirelli, Puma, Eightcap, Infor, SKF, NGK, Vista Jet, Brembo, Expreris, Riedel, Iveco, Palantir, BELL, Alfa-Romeo, Garrett, Technogym, Sabelt.


Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team: Mercedes-Benz, Petronas, INEOS, UBS, Epson, BOSE, Tommy Hillfiger, IWC, Hewlett Packard Enterprises, Marriott BONVoy, Monster Energy Beverage, Pure Storage, Crowd Strike, TIBCO. AMD.


Aston Martin Red Bull Racing: Mr. Dietrich Mateschitz, Red Bull, Rauch, Honda, Mobile 1 Esso, Aston Martin, TAG-Heuer, IBM, Citrlx, Siemens, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, ATT, Pierelli, DITA, W66.COM.


McLaren F1 Team: MCLAREN, Volvo Trucks, Sikkens AzkoNobel,  Mazak Machine Tools, MARELLI, FAI Aviation Group, Ashurst, VIVE, Akebono, Enkei, Vive, Mazak Machine Tools, Marelli, TechnoGym, Stratsys, Lucas, itlab, Kaust, Hookit, WIPRO, Alienware, Huami, Ultimotive. 


Williams Racing: Sir Frank Williams, Ms. Clair Williams, and the Williams family, AKB Brewing, Bogarts, Bandero, Acronis, Sofina, LaVazza, RBC, NETJETS, FT Financial Times, Ponos, Pierelli, AlpineStars, APL, PPG, Dtex, Thales, Crew Clothing Company.


Scuderia AlphaTauri Honda:  Red Bull, myWorld, MOOSE, Red Bull, Honda, Edifice Casio, Randstad, RDS, Riedel, Siemens, Red Bull Mobile, Hangar 7 and Pirelli. 


Renault F1 Team: Renault,  Castrol, Infiniti, RCi, MAPFRE, BP Ultimate, Dupont, Microsoft, Bell & Ross, TMALL, Eurodatacar, Genii Capital, Le coq sportif, 3D systems, Alpinestars, Boeing, Breton, Cannondale, Elysium, GF Machining solutions, Hechter, Hexis, HP, ixell, Jabil, Matrix, OZ Racing, PerkinElmer, Siemens, Verizon Media, Volume Graphics, Yxlon and Pirelli. 


HASS F1 Team: Mr. Gene Hass,  Haas Automation, Jack & Jones, Peak, Blue DEF, Stichd, Alpinestars, Richard Mille, Nominet Cyber, and Pirelli. 


Alfa Romeo Racing Orien:  Alfa Romeo, Sauber, PKN ORLEN, Adler Pelzer Group, Carrera, Claro, Richard Mille, Singha, Additive industries, EGV1, GlobeAir, Hewlett Packard, Iveco, Marelli, Mitsubishi Electric, Save the Children, Sparco, Walter Meier, 3D Systems, AB Dynamic, Brutsch-Ruegger, Carbon Connect, Interoll, Quintus, Riedel, Singapore Airlines and Pirelli.


SportPesa Racing Point F1 Team:  Bombardier, Breast Cancer Care, BWT, Canadalife, Claro, Infinitum, JCB, Magnesium, NEC, SpScore.com, Sport Pesa, Telcel, Telmex, Acronis, Adaptavist, Alpinestars, IFS, OrangeBus, Ravenol, Univa, 3D Systems, Condeco, EBB3, GTECHNIQ, Hackett, Macauley, RNT Rausch, SAS, Schuberth, STL, UPS Direct, Voip Unlimited and Pirelli. 

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USGPJB - Contents

Introduction

Introduction

Introduction

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Bringing F1 to New York

Proposal

Introduction

Introduction

Dual-position strategy

F1 America

Introduction

F1 Jones Beach

Formula One


Two-Race Platform


Partnership


Common Interest


Collective Effort

F1 Jones Beach

F1 Jones Beach

F1 Jones Beach

Jones Beach


Improvements


New Parkland


Jones Beach Theater


Robert Moses

F1 New York

F1 Jones Beach

F1 Long Island

New York


A Good Start

F1 Long Island

F1 Jones Beach

F1 Long Island

 Nassau County


Historic Precedent 

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  • Partnership
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  • New York
  • A Good Start
  • Nassau County
  • Historic Precedent
  • Jones Beach
  • Improvements
  • New Parkland
  • Jones Beach Theater
  • Robert Moses
  • About

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