New York

What can be said about the importance of Formula One being in New York, and how to achieve it?  To bridge F1 to its target market while simultaneously creating a new, national, regional, and global face for F1.

It is logical for this global racing series to have a somewhat of a global center, a  point-of-reference, through which the F1 brand, and all its races, can be promoted and sustained long term.

Within New York, Jones Beach represents the most ideal, accessible, large-scale oceanfront venue imaginable for F1, which is distant from residential homes.  Comprised of a proposed circuit surrounded by elevated grandstands, the race will be visible.

Yet, even with such a formidable venue within the New York Tri-State Area, there exists a reality that the second race in America, whether in Jones Beach, Manhattan, Miami, Las Vegas, or Weehawken, will require even more, and quietly everyone knows it.

Therefore, the second phase of this dual-position strategy becomes clear, as Manhattan represents the most ideal commercially and demographically correct platform imaginable, from which to promote the F1 brand.

At this stage, no other city in America or the world can provide the Formula One brand a marketing and promotional base, which is so strong and sustainable, essentially providing the F1 family (owners, teams, sponsors) a new global beacon.

Justified entirely, by New York's standing as a capital city, does it become genuinely possible to discuss, develop, and implement a permanent advertising presence by F1 in Manhattan. From which all F1 races can be strategically advertised, allowing social media to promote F1 races even further. 

Thus, including and not alienating F1's independent promoters worldwide due to F1's partnership model with New York State.

The scope of a permanent promotional campaign in Manhattan would be decided based on maximum visibility and economic benefit but maintained through new commercial advertising revenue due to F1 being in New York, and an intelligent shift in F1's existing resources, which are in many respects being allocated to the wrong places.

Therefore, this website proposes a partnership with New York State to achieve a temporary race venue at Jones Beach, and in its second phase, an F1 advertising presence in Manhattan.  A city visited by 55 million tourists annually, with a fair percentage of those visitors constituting both F1's international target market and existing F1 fan base.

Thus, providing F1 an unparalleled second position within the New York Tri-State Area, comprised of 20 million people.

This dual-position strategy (Jones Beach and Manhattan) can provide F1 unprecedented local-to-global spectrum support while assuring a successful and sustainable two-race U.S. platform in America by simply leaving nothing to chance. - F1 New York

At the crossroads of the world, a permanent F1 presence can be established, with a dedicated F1 Race Clock and a jumbo screen showing each race and or race highlights. Effectively making the F1 brand (including teams, sponsors, constructors, venues, host cities, and host countries) visible to millions of people annually and many more worldwide via social media.

In addition (or alternatively), a jumbo billboard can be acquired here, whereby the billboard with race clock is updated for each F1 race throughout the season.

F1 Times Square