The Location
While many race sites claim to offer spectators a park-like setting, the St. Louis Championship Grand Prix is, in fact, set in a park where the sparkling waters of the spring-fed Creve Coeur Lake reflect the endless blue skies covering the Missouri River valley.

The St. Louis Championship Grand Prix is held at Creve Coeur Park in west St. Louis County. The park is located near the region's population center within minutes of Interstates 70 and 270, restaurants, thousands of first-class hotel rooms and Lambert St. Louis International Airport. The park sits on the scenic plain formed over the ages by the nearby Missouri River, affording plenty of space for spectator accommodations and future growth.

A popular feature of the Creve Coeur Lake race site is its ample waterfront, which curves around the main straight-away, last turn and final short-chute of the race course. The beach places spectators close enough to the action to hear the boats bounce off one another in the tight turns. The beach also provides plenty of prime viewing space, right at the water's edge, for guests in the Corporate Village hospitality area.

The Corporate Village is separated from the general spectator area. Invited guests are identified by wrist bands which provide them entry to their hosts' tents, which line the front straight of the race course and provide a spectacular view of the entire race course.
Gourmet catering for the Corporate Village is provided by a food preparation and delivery staff dedicated to hospitality customers.