Formula 1 heads to the United States this weekend for the US Grand Prix in Austin, Texas, a firm favourite on the calendar since its inaugural race in 2012.
Austin is one of three F1 events staged in the US this year, with Miami hosting a grand prix in May and Las Vegas holding a night race in November. The sport has grown in popularity across the country in recent years, helped by Netflix's Drive to Survive series.
However, F1's relationship with the US has been mixed over the years. Some races were very successful and fondly remembered; others less so. The sport's history in the country spans a wide range of venues, from the Indianapolis oval and the Watkins Glen road course to the streets of Long Beach and the Dallas circuit.
The Caesars Palace car park in Las Vegas also features in the story of F1's American races. Looking back at 11 US cities and towns that have staged a race, the pictures capture both the highs and the lows of the sport's journey across the Atlantic.
Source: BBC Sport · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing