NASCAR returned to Circuit of The Americas with high-speed action and a dramatic finish that kept fans on the edge of their seats. Christopher Bell came out on top, earning the win after a hard-fought race against some of the Cup Series’ top contenders. Bell’s victory added another chapter to what has become one of NASCAR’s most exciting annual stops, with Austin’s passionate racing crowd providing an electric atmosphere from the opening green flag all the way to the checkered.

MotoGP came back to Austin and delivered one of the most chaotic race days in recent memory. An unexpected downpour just before the start delayed the race and forced last-minute bike swaps, setting the stage for a dramatic afternoon. Marc Marquez surged to the lead before crashing out mid-race, handing the front position to Bagnaia, who never looked back and claimed his first-ever victory at the Americas GP.

Circuit of The Americas hosted a large-scale Spay/Neuter Clinic that welcomed more than 1,600 pets and their owners. The event helped provide accessible services to the local community while supporting ongoing efforts to promote responsible pet care across Central Texas.

The FIA World Endurance Championship came to Circuit of The Americas for Lone Star Le Mans, bringing a full weekend of endurance racing to Austin. The event featured a six-hour race with world-class teams competing across the Hypercar and LMGT3 classes. Porsche Penske Motorsport won the 2025 Lone Star Le Mans, with the No. 6 Porsche 963 driven by Matt Campbell, Kévin Estre, and Laurens Vanthoor securing the overall victory in a rain-soaked race.

Circuit of The Americas hosted the 2025 Formula 1 United States Grand Prix, welcoming fans for one of the biggest motorsport weekends of the year. Max Verstappen took the victory for RedBull, closing out a high-profile race weekend at COTA with a strong performance from the front of the grid.