The Miami Grand Prix is held at the Miami International Autodrome, an urban circuit located in the city of Miami Gardens, about 25 km from downtown Miami. The track winds its way around the Hard Rock Stadium, home to the Miami Dolphins of the NFL, and is close to the courts where the Miami Open tennis tournament takes place. This racetrack offers a unique setting that combines the thrill of Formula 1 with sporting excellence across various disciplines.

1. Start/Finish Grandstand: strategically located to offer a privileged view, this Grandstand gives spectators the opportunity to witness the thrilling start of the Formula 1 race. From this vantage point, fans can enjoy the spectacle of the single-seaters accelerating at high speed as they head towards the first turn. Additionally, is located in front of the Hard Rock Stadium.
2. Grandstand T1: they offer a unique and exciting perspective to witness up close the skill of the drivers as they face the first turn of the circuit, where dexterity and precision are fundamental. Additionally, you can also see the path of the single-seaters as they tackle the second turn of the circuit. This grandstand provides an exciting experience by capturing both the initial challenge and the continuation of the action in these crucial turns of the track.
3. Marina Grandstand: they offer a spectacular experience by providing a privileged view of the circuit’s most prominent turn. It is a wide and tight curve known for its magnitude and technical challenge. From these stands, spectators can exceptionally appreciate the extraordinary skill of the drivers as they tackle this curve.
4. Fountain and Family Grandstands: located in an extensive area that provides spectators with an impressive perspective. From these stands, fans have the opportunity to witness how the single-seaters reach high speeds on straight stretches, creating exciting moments of pure speed. Additionally, this area is conducive to observing numerous overtaking maneuvers, as drivers take advantage of straights for strategic moves and gaining positions in the race.
5. Beach Grandstands: they offer an exceptional location to appreciate the great skill of the drivers on the circuit. From this strategic point, spectators have the opportunity to witness up close a series of curves that will test the skill and precision of the drivers.
6. Grandstand T18: it offers an exciting and strategic view as it is located at the penultimate curve of the circuit. From this point, spectators have the unique opportunity to observe how the single-seaters face the penultimate and last curve, preparing to head towards the finish line.

The Miami International Autodrome has a length of approximately 5.4 kilometers.

The number of laps in the Miami Grand Prix can vary according to the FIA rules and the season’s calendar. Generally, in the Miami Grand Prix, 57 laps are completed around the circuit.

The Miami Grand Prix was inaugurated in 2022. The city of Miami first received the proposal to host the race in 2018, with the initial intention to hold it in 2019. However, after the Miami-Dade County council’s denial for the 2019 and 2020 editions, a new proposal for the race was submitted for 2021. Finally, on April 18, 2021, Formula 1 officially announced that Miami would host the Grand Prix from 2022 onwards.

Regarding the winners, Dutch driver Max Verstappen emerged as the victor in the first two editions of the Miami Grand Prix and Lando Norris in the last Grand Prix.

Yes, due to the roar of the powerful engines and the high speed of the single-seaters at the Miami International Autodrome, attendees are advised to wear hearing protection, such as earplugs. This ensures a safe and comfortable experience, allowing fans to fully enjoy the event without jeopardizing their hearing health.