Miami F1 Tickets

History of the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix

The Miami Grand Prix has been part of the Formula One World Championship since 2022. It’s a part temporary, part permanent circuit that adapts the grounds of the NFL’s Miami Dolphins – the Hard Rock Stadium. Plans for a Miami Grand Prix began in 2018, but it wasn’t until 2021 that the venue was confirmed. The Miami International Autodrome, as it’s officially named, has a ten-year contract with Formula One. Miami F1 tickets sell out, so secure yours today with Fanatix. Miami held a Sprint Race both in 2024 and 2025, and will hold another in 2026.

Miami joins Las Vegas and Austin as the third Grand Prix in the US and the fourth in North America (Montreal). It makes the US only the second country on the calendar to have multiple Grand Prix events, with Italy being the first (Imola & Monza). Tickets for all of these 2026 Grand Prix are available through Fanatix.

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Miami Grand Prix Information

2026 Miami GP Schedule

The 2026 Miami Grand Prix runs from May 1-3. Times provided are local:

• Friday 1st 12:30-13:30: Practice 1
• Friday 1st 16:30-17:14: Sprint Qualifying
• Saturday 2nd 12:00-13:00: Sprint
• Saturday 2nd 16:00-17:00: Qualifying
• Sunday 3th 16:00: Race

Previous Winners Miami F1

Below are the key results from the last three editions of the race, including podium finishers, pole position and fastest lap.

2025 Miami Grand Prix Summary

Oscar Piastri secured his fourth win of the season as McLaren claimed a dominant one-two finish in Miami. Piastri climbed from fourth on the grid, overtaking Max Verstappen on lap 14 to take a lead he would not relinquish. Lando Norris recovered from an early error to pass Verstappen for second, while George Russell utilized a Virtual Safety Car period to jump the Red Bull for the final podium spot. Ferrari faced internal tension over team orders between Hamilton and Leclerc, while Alex Albon secured a standout fifth for Williams. The victory marked McLaren’s third consecutive win, extending Piastri’s championship lead to 16 points over Norris.

Repeat winners

2 – Max Verstappen (2022, 2023)

Circuit information

Location: Miami Gardens, FL 33056, USA
Surface: Asphalt
Length: 5.412 km (3.363 miles)
Turns: 19
Direction: Anti-clockwise
Capacity: 65,000

Best grandstands at the Miami Grand Prix

Start/Finish Grandstand

• Reserved seating and TV access
• Expensive tickets, but with great views of the start/finish, pit stops and podium celebrations
• Limited coverage from extreme weather – and temperatures can get high in Miami

Turn 1 Grandstand

• Expensive tickets, but a great bang for your buck option
• Overlooks one of the main overtaking hotspots
• TV screen access, but limited protection from the elements

Turn 18 Grandstand

• An expensive, but popular ticket option for fans looking to optimise their Grand Prix experience
• Excellent visibility of the track and TV screens
• Adjacent to the F1 Fanzone, making Turn 18 Grandstand the go-to choice for off-track activities

Travelling to Miami

Key information

• Parking is available at Hard Rock Stadium but it’s extremely limited during race weekends
• Book parking in advance, but be prepared to pay up to £80 per day
• Visitors can expect to fly into three main airports: Miami International Airport (MIA), Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) and Palm Beach International Airport (PBI)
• MIA is closest, just a 20-minute drive to the stadium
• FLL will take you 30 minutes to arrive at the Miami Grand Prix
• PBI takes an hour to arrive by car but may offer more affordable flights

Taxi

• Uber and Lyft are operating 24/7, but prices can fluctuate depending on demand
• Drop-off zones are in action during a race weekend
• Lifts can cost anywhere between £30-70 from central Miami

Bus

• Shuttle buses are in operation during race weekends, taking you to the circuit from Miami Beach or Downtown Miami from £25-50

Rail

• Miami’s Metrorail can get you most of the way, dropping you off at Palm Beach or Golden Glades. From there, a short Uber will get you to the stadium

Car

• Rentals are a popular choice in the USA, but parking can be limited and expensive

FAQs about Miami F1 Tickets

Where is the Miami F1 circuit located?

The race is held at the Miami International Autodrome, a purpose-built temporary circuit constructed around the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. It is located about 15 miles north of Downtown Miami and 20 miles south of Fort Lauderdale.

What is a Campus Pass?

The Campus Pass is Miami’s version of a General Admission ticket. It does not include a reserved seat but grants you access to the entire grounds, including the F1 Fan Zone, the Miami Marina area, and various elevated viewing platforms (such as the Heineken Highline) located around the track. It is the best option for fans who want to soak up the festival atmosphere and move between different vantage points.

How do I get to the track and where can I park?

Parking at Hard Rock Stadium is extremely limited and must be purchased in advance; you cannot pay for parking on-site upon arrival. Many fans choose to use the “Park & Ride” shuttle service from designated remote lots or take the Brightline train to Aventura Station, where complimentary shuttles run to the circuit. Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have a dedicated drop-off/pick-up zone, but wait times after the race can be significant.

Can I bring my own food and drinks?

Outside food and alcoholic beverages are not permitted. However, you are allowed to bring one factory-sealed plastic water bottle (20 oz / 590ml or less) or an empty reusable plastic/silicone water bottle (32 oz or less) to use at the free water refill stations located throughout the campus. Metal or glass bottles are strictly prohibited.

What is the bag policy for the Miami Grand Prix?

The circuit enforces a strict clear bag policy similar to NFL stadiums. You may bring one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag that does not exceed 12″ x 6″ x 12″. Small non-clear “clutch” purses or fanny packs are allowed only if they are smaller than 4.5″ x 6.5″. All bags are subject to search upon entry.

Are the grandstands shaded?

Miami is famous for its heat and humidity. While most grandstands are open to the sun, some premium sections like the Marina Grandstand (top rows) and the Start/Finish Grandstand offer partial shade at certain times of the day. If you are in an uncovered stand, we highly recommend bringing a hat, high-SPF sunscreen (lotion only, no aerosol sprays), and a portable neck fan.

Is the Miami race a Sprint weekend?

Yes, the Miami Grand Prix typically features the F1 Sprint format. This means your 3-day ticket provides maximum value with competitive sessions every day: Sprint Qualifying on Friday, the F1 Sprint Race and Grand Prix Qualifying on Saturday, and the main Grand Prix on Sunday.

Can I walk the track after the race?

Miami occasionally offers a track invasion, but access is often restricted to specific ticket holders (such as those in the Paddock Club or certain premium clubs). Most fans will be able to enjoy the post-race concerts and the podium ceremony from the large screens and Fan Zones throughout the campus.