Formula1isnowafixtureinFlorida,andtheMiamiGrandPrixhasquicklybecomeoneofthemostanticipatedstopsonthecalendarsinceitsdebutin2022.
Set against the vibrant backdrop of Miami — a global hub of culture, nightlife, sport and style — the race captures the energy of a city that never slows down. From the beaches to the art scene to the roar of the Hard Rock Stadium, home of the NFL’s Miami Dolphins, Miami offers a sensory overload that pairs perfectly with Formula 1's high-octane drama.
The Miami International Autodrome, a custom-designed street circuit weaving through the Hard Rock Stadium complex, is purpose-built for speed and spectacle. With three DRS zones and top speeds reaching 320 km/h, the layout is as bold and dynamic as the city itself.
In a country that now boasts three Grands Prix — Austin, Las Vegas and Miami — this race stands out not just for the on-track action, but for the full-throttle cultural experience it delivers every year.
01Weekend Preview
It’s going to be a massive week for our team and I’ve heard the atmosphere is great in Miami
Isack Hadjar "This weekend will be my first time racing in the United States which means it’s definitely exciting. It’s going to be a massive week for our team and I’ve heard the atmosphere is great in Miami, so I’m looking forward to driving this track, as we have good momentum at the moment and I hope this will be another circuit that suits us, with a lot of slow speed corners. It’s going to be very warm and I think we’re going to have a good shot at it.”
I’m doing everything I can to prepare
Liam Lawson “I’m super pumped to be going to Miami. Although I’ve been as a reserve driver, it’s the first time on track for me at the race. The atmosphere looks super cool and exciting, so it’s going to be a great feeling racing for VCARB there. It’s a Sprint weekend too and the heat is going to be tough, so I’m doing everything I can to prepare for that while working hard to learn the track. I can’t wait to get out there.“
