1959 United States Grand Prix
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The <entity_2> was a Formula One motor race held on <entity_5>, at <entity_1>. It was race <entity_9> of <entity_9> in the 1959 World Championship of Drivers and race 8 of 8 in the <entity_0>.It was the second <entity_3> (ninth including the <entity_7> Grand Prize races of the 1908–16). It was the first and only occasion the race was held at the home of the 12 Hours of <entity_8> endurance sports car race, the <entity_1> in Florida. The field featured works Coopers for Brabham and 22-year-old <entity_6> of New Zealand; blue Rob Walker-entered Coopers for Moss and Frenchman <entity_4>; four Ferraris — three in Italian red for Englishmen Brooks and Cliff Allison, and German Wolfgang von Trips; one in <entity_7> white and blue for Phil Hill; front-engined Lotuses for Innes Ireland and Alan Stacey; and, incomprehensibly for the European road-racing elite, the number 1 Kurtis-Offy midget of USAC National Champion Rodger Ward, the only <entity_7>-built and <entity_7>-driven entry. The night before practice began, Cooper Team Manager John Cooper, and his drivers Jack Brabham and <entity_6>, came across Ward at the hotel in <entity_8>. Despite the exciting finish of the race and the championship, however, the <entity_3> at <entity_8> was a financial disaster.
['United States Grand Prix', 'Formula One racing']