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Posted On: October 15th 2026, 01:20 am
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Road to the Race: Austin’s Official Prelude to the USGP is back!

Comment COTA and I’ll message you all the details

Date: Wednesday, October 21
Time: 5PM-9:30PM
Venue: The Long Center
Organizers: Circuit of the Americas & The Exotics Network
Details: Over 100 hypercars & supercars, Formula 1 Cars on display, C-130J Military Flyover, Auction of a $1M Aston Martin Valhalla, Live DJ, Food & Drinks

This is going to be the biggest F1 pre-race event in ATX

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lilyvanpetegem 2 minutes ago

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Cota🏁🏁

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eddee472 8 minutes ago

eddee472

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patrickmoebs

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brosales1313 39 minutes ago

brosales1313

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brosales1313

I wanna go!

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cristina_armijo5

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missjaywalk

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monstermobileca an hour ago

monstermobileca

👏👏 @monstermobileca @iam_tomrodri should be there with the team and make vehicles are freshly detailed.

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