So, you're on June 19, 2005 — the moment when Formula One is about to die in the US.
Before the start, car after car drives into the pits, and only six cars line up on the track grid.
100,000 fans were furious! They threw their beer cans on the track and immediately rushed to refund their tickets.
So, what the hell happened there?

The US Grand Prix has always meant a lot to Formula 1. We can see this when the new owners bought it. The US is now the main market. Just look at the Drive to Survive series.
However, in 2000, no one could agree on where the races should be held. However, there was an ideal option - the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
It was a cult place that was loved by racing fans.

However, the 2005 race killed Formula 1 for us. Why exactly? You will find out in the video, this is the story of how Formula 1 racing died in America.

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