The United States Grand Prix group responsible for bringing Formula 1 back to the United States in 2012, has officially named its Austin facility, Circuit of the Americas.
The logo mark consists of the logo-typed name ornamented with red and grey streamers to evoke feelings of performance, competition and victory.
The Circuit of the Americas master plan features a variety of permanent structures designed for business, education, entertainment and race use.
The paddock building on race weekends, for example, will also serve as a 500-person banquet hall for events such as private or corporate dinners and non-profit fundraising galas.
Its signature element will be a 3.4-mile road circuit with capacity for 120,000 fans. It will include a driving/riding experience, a motorsports driving club, kart track, grand plaza event center and tower, and a trackside recreational vehicle park.
It is the first purpose-built Grand Prix facility in the United States designed for any and all classes of racing, and be the U.S. home to both the Formula 1 and MotoGP Grand Prix World Championships.
In fact, Circuit of the Americas has secured a 10-year deal to host a MotoGP race in the United States from the 2013 season. The agreement with Dorna (the MotoGP organisers) includes the three categories of the championship.
The logo mark consists of the logo-typed name ornamented with red and grey streamers to evoke feelings of performance, competition and victory.
The Circuit of the Americas master plan features a variety of permanent structures designed for business, education, entertainment and race use.
The paddock building on race weekends, for example, will also serve as a 500-person banquet hall for events such as private or corporate dinners and non-profit fundraising galas.
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Its signature element will be a 3.4-mile road circuit with capacity for 120,000 fans. It will include a driving/riding experience, a motorsports driving club, kart track, grand plaza event center and tower, and a trackside recreational vehicle park.
It is the first purpose-built Grand Prix facility in the United States designed for any and all classes of racing, and be the U.S. home to both the Formula 1 and MotoGP Grand Prix World Championships.
In fact, Circuit of the Americas has secured a 10-year deal to host a MotoGP race in the United States from the 2013 season. The agreement with Dorna (the MotoGP organisers) includes the three categories of the championship.
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