Disclaimer: We have traveled the US attending various motorsports events. Being there allows us to soak up the sensual ambiance of sights, smell, sounds and people plus the total environment of the event. Always worth the effort and expense.
That said, it's our belief that the best seat for viewing
most of these events is in our home in front of that flat screen marvel. You see it all and don't miss any of the amazing, race winning passes... Just so long as your selected event is televised.
Turn 15 Section 22 Seats 3[size=8]&[/size]4 were situated in front of a Jumbotron screen that captured what we could not actually see. If you enjoyed the TV broadcast of the Red Bull MotoGP from COTA, you had a better seat.
Here's a few shots from the event with brief descriptors. This may require more than one posting. We'll see:

The landscape on the eastern side of Austin flattens out. The COTA Tower can be seen from several miles away. Twenty-five bucks to visit the top.

We got to the track early. The empty seats gradually filled as we enjoyed the Moto3, Moto2 and The Big One. 131K+ announced attendance.

Turn 14, Lap One. Pedrosa leads team mate Marquez.

Turn 15, Lap One. In our face! Marquez stalked Pedrosa for half the race, passed Dani and never looked back.

Nicky Haden-Ducati was the top finishing American. Post race cool down lap with Pedrosa. Partisan crowd heavily cheered Hayden(9th), Spies(13th) and Edwards(DNF). They responded with great wheelies while waving to the crowd.

Lorenzo leads Rossi through Turn 14.

Not all the riders had a good day.

Unless another rider can surge forward, I think MotoGP newbie Marc Marquez and his Repsol Honda will be this year's Champion. Yes, it's just two races into the season but last year's Repsol Honda-mounted Moto2 Champion looks unbeatable.

Warm and sunburned at the inaugural Red Bull Circuit Of The Americas MotoGP.