2026 Miami Grand Prix

Why You Should Attend

A relatively new addition to the Formula 1 calendar, Miami International Autodrome is a street track with a difference located just outside of multicultural Miami. The perfect destination for a Spring break in the Sunshine State, Miami is a friendly city which transforms into an F1 hub for the weekend, where daytime events and nightlife add to the off-track atmosphere.

Where to Watch at Miami International Autodrome

For the best racing action, we recommend seats in the Turn 1 Grandstand where you’ll see all of the action at the first corner, seats in the North Beach and South Beach Grandstands where you’ll see overtaking at Turns 11, 12 and 13, or seats in the Turn 18 Grandstand, where you’ll see passes at Turns 17 and 18, following the long straight. The Start/Finish Grandstand is the best place to see all the pre and post-race ceremonies, and all the pit stops!

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F1 Experiences Packages

Get closer to the cars and the stars at Hard Rock Stadium with an Official Ticket Package from F1 Experiences, complete with grandstand seating or access to an all-inclusive hospitality suite. Additional perks in Miami include pit lane walks, paddock tours and special guest appearances.

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F1 Paddock Club & Hospitality Suites

Elevate your trackside experience in Miami with all-inclusive trackside hospitality, including access to the exclusive F1 Paddock Club. As well as excellent views of the on-track action, you’ll also enjoy gourmet cuisine, open bars and behind-the-scenes access at Miami International Autodrome.

Miami Grand Prix History

Since making its long-awaited debut in 2022, the Miami Grand Prix is yet to be won by a driver starting from the front row of the grid! The semi-street circuit at the home of the Miami Dolphins NFL team has served up unpredictable races in its first seasons on the calendar, delivering a maiden victory for Lando Norris in 2024 and a maiden Sprint pole for Kimi Antonelli in 2025.

About Miami International Autodrome

Just 25km outside of downtown Miami, Miami International Autodrome is set out around the Hard Rock Stadium in the Miami Gardens area of the city. One of three races in the United States - alongside events in Austin and Las Vegas - the Sunshine State race has the unique draw of sandy beaches, pleasant weather and cuisine from a mix of cultures, with strong influences from the Caribbean and Latin America.