Phoenix street circuit
The Phoenix Street Circuit, active from 1989 to 1991, brought Formula 1 to the streets of downtown Phoenix, Arizona. Known for its challenging and often bumpy surface, it was a test of both car reliability and driver precision, particularly through its tight corners and long straights. Despite its brief presence on the calendar, hosting 3 Grands Prix, the circuit struggled to capture widespread enthusiasm and ultimately proved to be a short-lived American venture for F1.
- First Race
- 1989
- Last Race
- 1991
- Total Races
- 3(rank 56)
Most driver podiums
- 1stA. Senna2 podiums
- 1stA. Prost2 podiums
- 3rdJ. Alesi1 podiums
- 3rdR. Patrese1 podiums
- 3rdT. Boutsen1 podiums
- 3rdN. Piquet1 podiums
- 3rdE. Cheever1 podiums
Most driver starts
- 1stG. Berger3 starts
- 1stP. Martini3 starts
- 1stN. Mansell3 starts
- 1stA. Senna3 starts
- 1stM. Alboreto3 starts
- 1stA. Prost3 starts
- 1stR. Patrese3 starts
- 1stI. Capelli3 starts
- 1stT. Boutsen3 starts
- 1stM. Gugelmin3 starts
- 1stS. Modena3 starts
- 1stN. Piquet3 starts
- 1stS. Nakajima3 starts
Most constructor wins
- 1st3 wins