As Formula 1 comes to Miami, prepare for a feast to your senses as 20 of the world’s best drivers battle it out at the city’s newest circuit. The event saw an attendance of nearly 250,000 in its inaugural year, and this number is only set to increase. Designed around the Hard Rock Stadium, this grand prix promises to be an adrenaline-fueled spectacle that will leave you wanting more. Max Verstappen won in what was a fairly intense race last year, with the Ferrari duo Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz coming in 2nd and 3rd.
Grab your tickets, buckle up, and prepare to be awed by the greatest show on Earth!
Miami GP in a Nutshell
Schedule
Free Practice - 5th and 6th May, 2023
Qualifying - 6th May, 2023
Main Race - 7th May, 2023
Miami Grand Prix 2023 Opening Hours
For all three days, the timing is 10 AM onwards.
Miami Grand Prix Address
Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL 33056, United States
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Why you must attend Miami GP 2023
The Miami Grand Prix, first held in 2022, was the first ever F1 race to be held in the state. The winner of the inaugural Grand Prix was Max Verstappen, now two-time world champion. This win helped him close in on Charles Leclerc’s lead in the Championship, and secured him his third win of the season.
The track features 3 DRS (Drag Reduction System) detection zones, giving drivers 3 separate opportunities to overtake other drivers when they activate DRS. The most challenging point of the circuit is considered to be the sharp hairpin at turn 17. The fast corner through turn 16 is also another highlight, where drivers go past at over 200 kmph.
Miami International Autdrome
Lap Distance: 5.412 kilometers
Total Laps: 57
Total Distance Covered: 308.326 kilometers
Fastest Lap: 1:31.361 by Max Verstappen, 2022
Located in the heart of Miami, Miami International Auodrome is the ultimate playground for motorsports enthusiasts. The Miami International Autodrome features a challenging 3.3-mile circuit that is designed to test the limits of even the most experienced drivers. As a temporary circuit, Miami International Autodrome is designed to be assembled and disassembled in just a few weeks. Every year, before the race weekend, the circuit and its safety features are installed, much like a traveling carnival.
Miami Grand Prix 2023 Tickets
Watch the exciting Miami GP 2023 with this all-inclusive 3-day pass to the circuit! Book tickets that give you easy access to all the events of the Grand Prix weekend.
These tickets ensure you have a full-fledged experience of the Miami Grand Prix and don’t miss any of the action!
How do I select the right seats?
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| Start/Finish Grandstand | Main straight/start and finish line | Yes | Yes | Pitlane action and podium celebrations | $1600 |
| Turn 1 East Grandstand | Turns 2 and 3 | Yes | Yes | Track action and plenty of overtakes | $875 |
| Marina Grandstands | Turns 6 and 7 | Yes | Yes | Access to the Marina and Promenade campuses | $825 |
| North Beach Grandstand | Turn 11 and 12 | Yes | Yes | For cars whizzing past you | $825 |
| Turn 18 Grandstand | Turns 18 and 19 | Yes | Yes | Watching drivers trying to out-brake each other | $950 |
Plan Your Visit
Miami Grand Prix 2023 Opening Hours
12 PM 5 May to 10:00 PM 7 May
Getting to Miami International Autodrome
Metrobus - Buses 27, 99 or 297 will get you to Hard Rock Stadium in no time!
Taxi - Taking a taxi to the Miami GP is the most convenient way to travel to the circuit. Just ensure that the meter for the taxi fare is visible and switched on during your trip.
F1 Dictionary - Everything There is to Know
Bottoming - Bottoming refers to a race car's chassis hitting the track surface due to low ride heights and suspension compression
Drag - Drag refers to the resistance experienced by the car as it travels through the air.
Front Wing - The front wing is a crucial aerodynamic component of F1 race cars that impacts how air flows over the car.
Meatball Flag - The meatball flag is a black flag with an orange circle that is used as a warning signal during car races. This flag is shown to drivers whose cars have visible damage that is in danger of coming loose on the track.
Telemetry - Telemetry is real-time data transmission from sensors. F1 cars use over 300 sensors to transmit over a million data points every second to measure speed, suspension, throttle, braking, acceleration, and more to optimize performance.
FAQs
The Miami Grand Prix 2023 will be held from 5 May to 7 May 2023.
No, the race is from 3:30 to 5:30 PM.
Max Verstappen for Red Bull won the race with the Ferrari duo of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz finishing in second and third respectively.
The starting price of tickets to the Miami Grand Prix 2023 is $825.
The Miami Grand Prix tickets include admission to the circuit for 3 days and access to all the post-race shows and concerts.
