F1 Double US GP

After 60 years of Formula One in America, the realization of a two-race platform by F1 requires everything possible to ensure the highest probability of success.

So, the U.S. Grand Prix at Jones Beach proposal offers a daring, drastically different, all-encompassing local, national, regional, and global solution.

Since the Formula One model in America has historically been one of division, this proposal seeks unity.

By creating a sustainable two-race platform, built upon F1 New York with its dual-position strategy (Jones Beach & Manhattan) and embellished with a Double Grand Prix with both races, united, under one banner:

• The U.S. Grand Prix at Austin, Texas

• The U.S. Grand Prix at Jones Beach, New York

The Double U.S. GP is another aspect of this proposal meant to magnify and support Formula One in America, contributing to greater newsworthiness, proper large-scale marketing, and regional re-branding, resulting in an increased audience and sponsorship revenue.

Both the Texas and New York races will support each other in unison, constituting a stable and sustainable, Double Grand Prix.

F1 Double U.S. GP /// USGP TX /// USGP NY

Ten years ago, the Texas Major Events Fund partially rejected the notion of a second race to Austin proposed in New Jersey. Yet, Formula One has been actively seeking a second race for years, announcing a possible Las Vegas venue, a possible return to Indianapolis, and confirmed a new venue at the NFL Dolphin Stadium in Miami, which was subsequently postponed, but has now been preliminarily confirmed.

Therefore, a race-event name-change exception must have been granted; otherwise, we are right back to the New Jersey scenario of 2011.

Since Formula One is not a domestic racing series, but the premiere global racing series and an event-name-change exception has been granted, then a further exception, allowing for a mutually beneficial, commercially stable, and historic Double US Grand Prix, with both states Texas and New York sharing the U.S. Grand Prix title, can also be granted, leading to a new era of motorsports in America.

Such an exception could be justified based on the immense growth potential, the immense benefit to both states, the mutual sustainability factor, and the commercial stability of a historic two-race platform by Formula One in America.

U.S. Grand Prix Title _ F1 Double USGP _ USGP TX _ USGP NY