2025 United States Grand Prix
The United States Grand Prix was first held back in 1908 in Savannah. In the following years, it was held in Milwaukee, Santa Monica, San Francisco, Riverside and Sebring.
The race found a home at the Watkins Glen International circuit between 1961 and 1980, then after an absence returned to the Phoenix Street circuit for three years. After another absence, it was held between 2000-2007 at Indianapolis.
The race had yet another absence between 2008 and 2011 before returning in 2012 to its new home, the Circuit of The Americas in Austin.
How long is the United States Grand Prix?
The track at COTA is quite a long one with a lap of 5.5 km (3.4 miles) which means there are only 56 laps during the GP.
A lap consists of twenty corners with a long back straight between turns eleven and twelve. Turn one is one of the widest turns on the F1 calendar where you can expect plenty of overtaking.
United States Grand Prix
When is the United States Grand Prix?
- Friday 17th October - Practice 1 & Sprint Shootout
- Saturday 18th October - Sprint & Qualifying
- Sunday 19th October - The Race
Where can I watch the United States Grand Prix?
Take in the American sporting style in the main grandstand. If you have ever been to an American sporting event then you will know there is no need to leave your sit and miss the action! This is because the drinks and food come to you!
You can also enjoy Austin in between racing but if you cannot make it over to the States then the Sky Sports F1 channel will have you covered.
Past Winners & Fastest Laps
Who has won the United States Grand Prix? Lewis Hamilton won the final race at Indianapolis, he leads the way with six wins with only Max Verstappen being the only driver with multiple wins having won it three times.
Ferrari picked up their eleventh constructor win in 2024 and are three clear of McLaren on eight and five clear of Mercedes who are on six wins.
The official fastest lap holder at the Circuit of the Americas is Charles Leclerc who set a time of 1:36.169 during the 2019 United States Grand Prix.
What does Pole produce at the United States Grand Prix?
Winning Grid Starts (Oldest to Lastest): 2, 2, 1, 1, 2, 1, 1, 2, 6, 4
From the last 10 United States Grand Prix, a total of 4 drivers have won from pole, which is a successful rate of 40% for drivers turning pole into a win. When looking at those who have started on the front row then that number is 80% (8-10) of the race wins have come from the front row.
The Fate of Pole Sitters (Oldest to Lastest): 2, 2, 1, 1, 3, 1, 1, Ret, DSQ, 4
Looking at the finishing positions of the pole sitters, then 70% (7-10) of them have finished on the podium.
Previous United States Grand Prix Winners
Here are the last 10 winners of the United States Grand Prix:
- 2024: Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)
- 2023: Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing)
- 2022: Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing)
- 2021: Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing)
- 2019: Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes)
- 2018: Kimi Räikkönen (Ferrari)
- 2017: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2016: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2015: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2014: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
Circuit of the Americas' Fastest Laps
Here at the last 10 fastest laps set at the Circuit of the Americas:
- 2024: Esteban Ocon (Alpine)
- 2023: Yuki Tsunoda (AlphaTauri)
- 2022: George Russell (Mercedes)
- 2021: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2019: Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)
- 2018: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2017: Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari)
- 2016: Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari)
- 2015: Nico Rosberg (Mercedes)
- 2014: Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull Racing)
2025 F1 Schedule
Here is the schedule for the 2025 F1 season where we have twenty-four races to look forward to.
This year we will have six sprint weekends which will be in China, Miami, Belgium, USA (COTA), São Paulo & Qatar.
- March: Australian Grand Prix (16th), Chinese Grand Prix (23rd)
- April: Japanese Grand Prix (6th), Bahrain Grand Prix (13th), Saudi Arabian Grand Prix (20th)
- May: Miami Grand Prix (4th), Emilia Romagna Grand Prix (18th), Monaco Grand Prix (25th)
- June: Spanish Grand Prix (1st), Canadian Grand Prix (15th), Austrian Grand Prix (29th)
- July: British Grand Prix (6th), Belgian Grand Prix (27th)
- August: Hungarian Grand Prix (3rd), Dutch Grand Prix (31st)
- September: Italian Grand Prix (7th), Azerbaijan Grand Prix (21st)
- October: Singapore Grand Prix (5th), United States Grand Prix (19th), Mexico City Grand Prix (26th)
- November: São Paulo Grand Prix (9th), Las Vegas Grand Prix (22nd), Qatar Grand Prix (30th)
- December: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (7th)
United States Grand Prix Betting Tips
We cover four main markets on this page with the United States Grand Prix betting tips, these are:
The United States Grand Prix Race Winner: Here our F1 tipsters are predicting which driver will win the race, will Lewis Hamilton add yet another win to his name? Or can someone else defeat him?
The Circuit of the Americas Fastest Lap: This market concerns the race only, our tipsters are picking which driver will set the fastest lap during the race. With an additional point up for grabs, this market has become competitive.
The United States Grand Prix Podium Finish: Here the OLBG F1 tipsters have two options for each driver, Yes or No in terms of whether a driver will finish on the podium (top 3). So if a prediction is 'Yes' then they are backing them to finish on the podium and vice versa.
The United States Grand Prix Points Finish: Points are allocated to the drivers who finish in the top 10 of the race. Our tipsters are tipping which drivers will achieve that.
United States Grand Prix Most Popular Tip
We highlight two tips on this page, first of all, the most popular tip for the US Grand Prix. This is the outcome across the four markets which has received the most predictions from our tipsters.
Best Tipsters United States Grand Prix Tip
As well as the most popular tip, we also highlight the best tipster tips on the race. This is the tipster who has shown the best profit over the past twelve months for their F1 predictions.
How do I use the United States Grand Prix Tips?
Using the Add to betslip option which you will find with all outcomes on this page, you can add any of the US Grand Prix predictions to your OLBG betslip.
These may be the most popular tips, the best tipsters' tips or any of the others on the page. Be sure to read through our tipster's thoughts on the race as these may sway your picks.
You can even navigate to other areas on the site and add tips from other sports if you are looking to build an accumulator.
Once happy with your betslip, the bookmaker offering the best odds will be highlighted. Select this bookie and your betslip will be transferred over to their site where you can then place your wager.
Who are the best F1 tipsters?
If you are looking for just the best of the best for F1 tipping then head over to the 'Best F1 Tipsters' page. On there, we only show the tipsters who have made a profit over the past twelve months for their F1 tips.
Can I add my own F1 tips?
You are more than welcome to share your knowledge of F1 betting. Head over to the 'Make A Tip' page and start adding your predictions, maybe come the end of the month you could end up scooping some of the monthly prize money on offer.
When is the Next F1 Race?
Next up is round 20 of the 2025 F1 season and it's the Mexico City Grand Prix with the main race being on Sunday 26th October with racing at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez.
Our motor racing content including for this United States Grand Prix is meticulously crafted by Andy, a passionate F1 aficionado with a wealth of experience in the sport and never misses a race ensuring he's always up-to-date with the latest events.
