Formula 1 just can't get enough of America, lapping up the celebrity-infused attention at the inaugural Miami Grand Prix, basking in finally having ‘cracked' the huge USA market and the time now ripe for an American team: step-up Andretti. But when it comes to letting America's most famous racing family in on the action, however, the enthusiasm markedly wanes with the sport's cold commercial calculations coming to the fore. With Las Vegas next year set to become the third U.S. race, after Austin and Miami, and fan and sponsor interest at an all-time high thanks to Netflix's ‘Drive to Survive' series, there was a heady air of celebration at the Miami Gardens track. 'Mega. I...
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