New York, Miami, Los Angeles and Las Vegas all have the potential to host a second grand prix in the U.S.A., according to Formula One chairman Chase Carey.
A city-based race in the U.S. has been high on F1's agenda since the commercial rights for the sport were bought by Liberty Media in January. All four of the cities mentioned above have been talked about as potential venues and Carey says there has been interest from potential race promoters in all of them.
"Traditionally I think I've usually said four: New York, Miami, L.A. and Vegas," Carey told Racer.