The FIA has summoned organizers of the F1 US Grand Prix following an unexpected track invasion at the Circuit of the Americas.

The organisers of the United States Grand Prix have received a fine worth £416,380 (€500,000) from the FIA for an early track invasion by spectators. At the end of Sunday’s enthralling race at the Circuit of the Americans, spectators filtered onto the track on the start-finish straight while cards were still on their cooldown laps.

Ferrari enjoyed its first one-two finish at a United States Grand Prix since Michael Schumacher and Felipe Massa finished on top at the 2006 race in Indianapolis.

The governing body for Formula 1 fined the organizers of the United States Grand Prix nearly $550,000 after a group of spectators invaded the track at the Circuit of the Americas while cars were

Fans spilled out onto Austin's Formula 1 circuit while cars were still on their cooldown lap at the end of the race

The FIA has summoned the United States Grand Prix promoter following a spectator track invasion at the 2024 race, raising significant safety concerns.

The promoter of the United States Grand Prix has been summoned by the FIA over a post-race track invasion at COTA. A track invasion at the Circuit of the Americas has resulted in a post-race summons for the US Grand Prix promoter.