Skip to main content

F1 in the Americas 2025: six Grand Prix Championship races from May to November

The Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix is the first of six F1 races in the Americas in 2025

By Bruce Brown Published April 24, 2025

Aerial shot of the 2023 F1 Heineken Silver Las Vegas Grand Prix. — Courtesy of Formula 1

F1 moves to Florida for the Miami Grand Prix, May 2-4. The Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix 2025 is the first of six races in the Americas in the 2025 F1 schedule.

Why F1 races in the Americas matter

The first Gordon Ramsay F1 Garage in 2025 with be at the Miami Grand Prix
Formula 1 has a global scope, but the most significant growth in the motorsport’s popularity has recently been in the Americas, particularly in the United States.

Recommended Videos

F1 Grand Prix locations can change from year to year, but they are spread across four regions. There are 24 races on the 2025 calendar. The six races in the Americas include Grand Prix in Miami, Austin, and Las Vegas in the U.S. The remaining races are in Montreal, Mexico City, and São Paulo, Brazil.

The rest of the F1 schedule includes ten races in Europe, four in the Middle East, and four in Asia and Australia.

2025 F1 Grand Prix Championship races in the Americas

F1 starting grid for the United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas.
The Grand Prix in the Americas are listed below in calendar order.

Miami, May 2-4: The Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix 2025 takes place at the Miami International Autodrome, a temporary street circuit located within the Hard Rock Stadium complex. This Grand Prix also includes a Sprint Race.
Montreal, June 13-15: The Formula 1 Pirelli Grand Prix du Canada 2025 takes place on Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, a race track on the man-made Notre Dame Island created for the 1967 World’s Fair and the 1976 Summer Olympics. The island is in the middle of the St. Lawrence River in the center of Montreal.
Austin, October 17-18: The Formula 1 MSC Cruises United States Grand Prix 2025 is held at the Circuit of The Americas. This Grand Prix also includes a Sprint Race.
Mexico City, October 24-26: The Formula 1 Gran Premio de la Ciudad de Mexico 2025 will take place at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguez, located within Mexico City’s Magdalena Mixiuhca sports park.
São Paulo, November 07-09: The Formula 1 MSC Cruises Grande Premio de São Paulo 2025 takes place on the Autodromo José Carlos Pace race track. This Grand Prix also includes a Sprint Race.
Las Vegas, November 20-22: The Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix 2025 on the Las Vegas Strip Circuit is an extremely high-speed race, primarily held on city streets that are open to public traffic every day.

Former Contributing Editor

Bruce Brown Contributing Editor As a Contributing Editor to the Auto teams at Digital Trends and TheManual.com, Bruce…

Topics

Auto

Maserati refreshes its entire lineup for the 2027 model year

A more powerful engine, a new front end, and several features now available as standard

Maserati's 2027 lineup of vehicles

A new face, a luxury touch on everything you interact with, and a not insignificant power boost to one of the most interesting V6 engines on the planet. These are the highlights of Maserati’s 2027 lineup. Though it’s technically a bit of a mid-cycle refresh, no new vehicles are being released, there are still some notable differences between the upcoming Maseratis and their 2026 equivalents. It’s Maserati’s biggest string of updates since last year’s MCPura launch, with several supercar-inspired tweaks making their way to the likes of the GranTurismo and GranCabrio.

The Maserati GranTurismo and GranCabrio both benefit from an extra 40 horsepower, with the 3-liter V6 Nettuno engine under the hood now pumping out 582 horsepower at its peak. Overall responsiveness of the engine and transmission has been improved too, due to an updated calibration, and the sound-boosting Sportivo exhaust now comes as standard with all ICE Maseratis. Both vehicles, along with the Folgore, also come with a more aggressive front end. The reworked air intakes arguably stand out most on the new fascia, though the large front splitter and “shark nose” styling are both very apparent.

Auto

Mercedes drops new AMG-GLS 63 models to continue iconic philosophy

Mercedes continues the 'one man, one engine' philosophy with new Mercedes AMG-GLS 63 models

Car, Coupe, Sports Car

The cross between a sporty vehicle and the usability of an SUV is the new standard in the car industry. There are some SUVs that excel at that, but the new Mercedes AMG-GLS 63 takes that idea and puts it front and center for the new release. Along with the space and versatility of an SUV, this release brings an updated version of the AMG M177 EVO engine. It brings a bevy of engineering advancements to the vehicle, boasting what they call "future proof." Keeping the hallmark of the luxury DNA intact while also stepping up the performance angle of their SUV portfolio.

Through all of that, they don't forget to include what makes the AMG manufacturing the pinnacle of luxury innovation. Their philosophy for building engines one at a time with one Master Engine Builder.

Auto

Antonelli proves to be human after all as Hamilton takes the win in Barcelona

Hamilton leads an all British F1 podium on Sunday

Auto Racing, Car, Formula One

If you woke up early enough today, you may have been able to catch the Formula 1 Grand Prix that took place in Barcelona today. The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is another special entrance into the Formula 1 race schedule for 2026 because, while being in a wonderfully picturesque location, it has been a part of the circuit for three decades. Now, while this is the first year it carries the name of The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, it has been home to a slew of special moments and has landed two big moments yet again this year. First things first, Lewis Hamilton took home his first win on the track. It was his first win in two years, and it did a lot to help Ferrari cut into Mercedes' lead in the standings by ending their win streak. Today also finally brought youngster Kimi Antonelli down to Earth as he failed to finish, along with six other drivers. Antonelli's teammate, George Russell, was able to put Mercedes on the podium, which brings me to the second important thing taking place in today's race. With McLaren's Lando Norris taking third place, the trio of Hamilton, Russell, and Norris gives us the first all-British podium since 1968.

Struggles for Aston Martin continue