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Last weekend's United States Grand Prix saw a record crowd at Circuit of the Americas.
Three-day attendance for the US Grand Prix has been in steady decline since the first race in 2012, with 265,499 people attending that year, going down to 224,011 at last year's washout.
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After the heavy rain of last year, an incentive was put in place that would allow people to claim a full refund if the event suffered from the same poor conditions.
Attendance was also boosted by the Saturday night concert by Taylor Swift - her only concert date of 2016. This is thought to have brought in around 80,000 attendees according to Rolling Stone. Ticket sales also increased after Usher replaced The Weeknd for the event's Sunday night concert.
Previous United States Grand Prix attendances (at COTA) :
2012: 265,499
2013: 250,324
2014: 237,406
2015: 224,011
2016: 269,889
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