Proposed waterfront section
The planned high-speed run along the Hudson River — never built. The signature visual the circuit was meant to provide, with Manhattan as backdrop.
New Jersey circuit layout & records
The Port Imperial Street Circuit, commonly referred to as the New Jersey Circuit, was a proposed 5.150 km street circuit along the Hudson River waterfront in Weehawken and West New York, New Jersey. Designed by Hermann Tilke and announced for the 2013 Grand Prix of America, the project was repeatedly postponed and ultimately cancelled before any construction took place. No Formula 1 race ever occurred at the location.
Layout & Facts
Heritage
| Designer | Hermann Tilke |
History
Key corners in detail
Winners & Podiums
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Drivers Ranking
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Constructors Ranking
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News
The Port Imperial Street Circuit: F1's Lost New Jersey Grand
Ecclestone: Departed backers ended New York F1 race hopes
Ecclestone sure about Russia but not about New York
Ecclestone: Azerbaijan & New Jersey next for F1 calendar
Formula E is working on New York race
No New Jersey race in 2014 confirms Ecclestone
2014 New Jersey and Mexican grand prix going to be
New Jersey back on as 22-race for 2014 calendar
Mexico in as 2014 calendar emerges, New Jersey out
Team boss: New Jersey Grand Prix has contract
New Jersey Circuit — Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed New Jersey Circuit?
New Jersey Circuit was designed by Hermann Tilke.
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