Organizers of Austin's United States Grand Prix say ticket sales shot up in recent weeks as Red Bull driver Max Verstappen stopped winning races this season.

For two straight years, F1 fans could pretty much expect a Max Verstappen domination when they tuned into a grand prix — and understandably, viewers started to lose interest. In F1 2024, though, things have changed.

Ticket sales for this month's U.S. Formula One Grand Prix in Austin, Texas, 'took off' after Max Verstappen stopped winning, according to race promoter Bobby Epstein. Red Bull's Verstappen started the season in dominant fashion,

Max Verstappen’s winless streak is why ticket sales for the forthcoming United States Grand Prix in Austin have “taken off”, according to race promoter Bobby Epstein. Verstappen won 19 of 22 races last year in a campaign of unprecedented dominance on his way to a third-straight world title.

Max Verstappen’s grip on the 2024 Formula 1 season has loosened, and it’s turning out to be great news for U.S. race promoters. Despite starting the year with four wins in the first five races and seemingly on course for an early clinch of his fourth world title,

Bobby Epstein, boss of the Circuit of the Americas, says the US Grand Prix has seen a spike in ticket sales as Max Verstappen's dominance came to an end. He also stressed that he would love to welcome Daniel Ricciardo to the Formula One weekend in Austin,