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For real. Even as an American I want those tracks gone lol. Miami has been terrible every time and Vegas only marginally better.
COTA just sets the bar very high. I wish they could race at Leguna Seca like Indy does, but I don't think modern F1 cars could handle the corkscrew at all. And the rest of the track is fairly bumpy in places. Sadly I don't think it would be possible (or more accurately economical) to convert Leguna Seca into a grade 1 track either.