Miami Grand Prix

The Miami International Autodrome is a "temporary-permanent" circuit built around the Hard Rock Stadium (home of the Miami Dolphins). Launched in 2022, it was designed to give F1 a "Super Bowl" style event experience. The track features 19 corners and a 1.28km straight. A unique characteristic is the "fake marina" (dry-docked yachts on wooden floors) and the beach club atmosphere that brings Florida's "Neon Noir" aesthetic to the paddock.

Miami International Autodrome

Below are the lead-in prices for both General Admission and Grandstands for 1-day (Sunday) and 3-day (Weekend) passes for the 2026 season in GBP (£).

Sunday-only tickets are often 70-80% of the cost of the full 3-day weekend. Prices correct as of 5th February 2026.

Airlines: Fly into Miami International (MIA) or Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood (FLL).

Trains: The Brightline high-speed rail connects Miami to Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, and Orlando. Use the Aventura station for shuttle links to the track.

Roads: The Florida Turnpike and I-95 are the main routes.

Local Transport: Miami is a car-centric city. Using ride-share (Uber/Lyft) to "Park & Ride" lots is often the most efficient way to enter the stadium campus.

Fan Culture, Viewing & Weather

Fan Culture: High-glamour, celebrity-filled, and energetic. It’s as much about the party as it is the racing.

Best Viewing: Turn 18 Grandstand at the end of the long back straight. It’s the primary overtaking spot and gives you a view of the pit entry.

Weather: Hot and tropical. May temperatures often exceed 30°C with high humidity. Afternoon thunderstorms are a frequent "wildcard" for the race.

Previous winners and podium finishers at this circuit (since 2017)

Showing last 4 seasons