Plans for the street track in New Jersey which will host America's second F1 race next year have been revealed online.
The design by Hermann Tilke confirm the proposed 5.15km (3.2-mile) layout that was revealed when the race was announced last October.
The clockwise layout will have its start/finish line next to the ferry terminal by the Hudson River.
The track will cross a bridge over a railway after which the cars' passage through a series of natural curves will be slowed by the addition of a chicane.
The final part of the lap include a long, high-speed stretch from the turn 17 hairpin to a pair of 90-degree turns which return the cars to the start/finish straight and pit complex.
You can view the plans in full here.
Thanks to Ryan Williams for the tip via Jalopnik.
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