Tomado de autosport.com

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/95596


Nueva carrera para EEUU en New Jersey para el 2013. Probablemente en las calles de New Jersey con fondo sobre panorama de edificios de Manhattan.

¿o qué tal adaptar Central Park?


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Formula 1 set to add second US race on streets of New Jersey from 2013
By Jonathan Noble Saturday, October 22nd 2011, 06:41 GMT

Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull, Singapore 2011Formula 1 is set to have two grands prix in the United States from 2013, with plans for a race around the streets of New Jersey expected to be confirmed as early as next week.

Although F1 is returning to the US for the first time next year with an event in Austin, Texas, Bernie Ecclestone has made no secret of the fact that he would like another event in the country - with his preferred location being New York.

Ecclestone told AUTOSPORT last year: "It's happening. We are talking to them and trying to do our best. Let's see what happens."

High level sources have revealed that the plans have now reached fruition, and an announcement is expected to be made by New Jersey governor Chris Christie and other local politicians next week.

It is understood that the New Jersey GP will take place in June 2013, so it can be a back-to-back race with Canada, which will then leave the Austin event to keep its place at the tail end of the schedule to tie up with the Brazilian Grand Prix.

Last year, the Mayors of Weehawken and West New York revealed that they were in the preliminary stages of talks with a group of investors, led by former YES TV Network executive Leo Hindery Jr, to hold a grand prix in the area from as early as 2013.

It is not confirmed where the track will be, but it is likely to run along the banks of the Hudson River - using the waterfront and the iconic Manhattan skyline as a backdrop.

The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday that a press conference has been scheduled at Port Imperial in Weehawken for next Tuesday, where an announcement could be made.

Mmm...o sea que para el 2013, los Estados Unidos tendrá dos GP´s?, Austin y ahora NJ?. Como decía en un comentario previo sobre el Calendario del 2012...hubiese sido más fácil y barato recuperar circuitos ya construidos e históricos como Watkins Glen o Phoenix que en vez de construir más garabatos de Tilke....mera opinión personal.

Hay muy buenas pistas garabato de Tilke en el calendario actual de F1.

Como dije la otra vez por ahí, las pistas NO HACEN EL 100% DE LA CARRERA, hay pistas malísimas que han hecho grandes carreras y hay pistas buenísimas que han producido carreras malísimas.

Y, apuesto que entre todos los detractores de Tilke jamás se pondrían de acuerdo en "cuales" son las mejores pistas de F1, incluidas pasadas y presentes.

Tilke no es el problema, el problema es la frustración.