COTA chairman Epstein expects no F1 race after Las Vegas Grand Prix
Racer • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 11:30 AM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
Circuit of the Americas chairman Bobby Epstein stated that the venue is willing to assist Formula 1 if needed to fill gaps in the racing calendar. However, he indicated that hosting a race following the Las Vegas Grand Prix is unlikely. The Las Vegas Grand Prix is scheduled for November, which limits potential post-race events. With Epstein's comments, the future availability of COTA remains open for upcoming seasons.
- •Bobby Epstein is the chairman of Circuit of the Americas.
- •COTA is open to helping F1 with calendar gaps.
- •Epstein does not expect a race after the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
- •The Las Vegas Grand Prix is set for November.
- 11:30 AMRacer — COTA willing to help F1 but post-Vegas race unlikely - Epstein
"Circuit of the Americas will help F1 if it needs to fill holes in the calendar, but chairman Bobby Epstein doesn't expect to hold a race after the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
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