F1 Miami Grand Prix Tickets 2026

Miami Grand Prix Tickets 2026

Looking for a race weekend filled with luxury? The Miami Grand Prix is your answer. Set in the heart of Miami, this sprint race weekend will be full of thrilling racing, vibrant atmospheres, and VIP presence.

Miami International Autodrome Circuit Details

Location: Miami Gardens, Florida

Track Length: 5.412km

First Grand Prix: 2022

Track Laps: 57

Track Turns: 19

Fastest Lap Time: 1:29.708 - Max Verstappen (2023)

Unique Features: Set around the Hard Rock Stadium, home to the Miami Dolphins, the circuit features an iconic "Fake Marina" with yachts on painted water. The track itself has tricky elevation changes under highway ramps, a mix of fast straights with tight corners, and a distinctive asphalt surface that evolves grip levels.

Debuting in 2022, the circuit was created specifically to bring world-class racing to South Florida. Unlike traditional tracks, it is a temporary, purpose-built circuit.

Miami International Autodrome is known for its festival-style atmosphere, celebrity status, and vibrant entertainment areas which fits perfectly with Miami's global culture and in a short space of time, has become a key part of Formula 1's expanding footprint in the United States and a standout example of the sport's modern, event-driven approach to racing weekends.

Miami Grand Prix Packages

We offer a range of grandstand and hospitality for the spectacular Miami Grand Prix weekend.

Grandstand Tickets: The Beach Grandstands (South & North) offer a view of the cars entering the Turn 11 braking zone and accelerating through turn 12. In the Marina Grandstand, you can see drivers navigate Turns 6 and 7 and accleratin itno the long sweeping South straightaway. Witness everything at the Start/Finish Grandstand with views of the pit lane, starting grid, and the main straight.

Hospitality Tickets: Turn 18 Club offers clear views of the thrilling final turns. Enjoy thrilling trackside views and relax in a climate-controlled MIA Hospitality Village, featuring complimetary food and beverages, lounge areas, and racing simulators. Take in all the action from the 3-story Champions Club venue, positioned in the Promenade inside the track at Turn 5. Enjoy climate control on levels 1 and 2, or step outside onto the covered, open-air rooftop with a fan on Level 3. Indulge in day long hospitality including delicious canapes, light bites and curated lunch dishes. An open bar serving spirits, sparkling wine, beer, wine and soft drinks. Additionally, emjoy appearences from key F1 personnel, a Champion Shop Trophy Photo and Grid Walk, and a One-day Guided paddock tour.

Miami Grand Prix Previous Winners

How to Get to Miami International Autodrome Circuit

By Air: Miami International Airport is one of the world's busiest and handles many flights from North and South American, as well as major European airports.

When landed, make your way to the MIA Station from which you can hop on a free monorail shuttle connects visitors to the Miami Intermodal Center.

Once there, car rental, commuter trains, buses, elevated rail, and taxis are available for onward travel.

By Car: This is plenty of parking for the Grand Prix. Parking lots are allocated depending on where your grandstand is so you don't have to walk to far from your car to your seats. Distant car parks have a free shuttle provided.

• From Miami International Airport takes about 20-minutes via FL-836 and SR-826/ Don Shula Drive.

• Travelling from Downtown Miami takes around 25 minutes via I-95 and SR-836.

By Public Transport:

• Take Metrorail Green/Orange lines from central locations such as the airports or downtown.

• From Earlington Heights, Brownsville, or Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Station, transfer to Metrobus route 297 which stops nears Hard Rock Stadium.

By Train:

Ride Brightline to Aventura Station north of Miami and from there event shuttles travel to the circuit on race weekends.

By Taxi: Taxi, Uber, or Lyft operate widely in Miami and can drop you off at designated shuttle or drop-off zones close the the circuit.