5.513 km
Circuit Length
56
Race Laps
308.7 km
Race Distance
2012
First Grand Prix
20
Turns
1:36.169
Charles Leclerc
2019
Lap Record
Circuit Archive Overview
Circuit of the Americas is tracked in this archive with race history, winner references, lap benchmarks, and location metadata for historical Grand Prix context.
The circuit spans 5.513 km and features 20 turns, with Formula 1 records from 2012.
Use the race history links below to navigate season-specific result pages and championship context.
Location
30.1328°N, -97.6411°E
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Circuit of the Americas FAQ
Where is Circuit of the Americas?
Circuit of the Americas is located in Austin, USA.
How long is Circuit of the Americas?
Circuit of the Americas is 5.513 km long and has 20 turns. A Formula 1 race is scheduled over 56 laps.
What is the F1 lap record at Circuit of the Americas?
The recorded Formula 1 lap record is 1:36.169 by Charles Leclerc from 2019.