Miami Grand Prix 2026

Race Information

About Miami International Autodrome

The Miami International Autodrome is a purpose-built street circuit constructed around the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. The venue debuted on the F1 calendar in 2022 and quickly became one of the most anticipated events of the season, combining world-class racing with the vibrant culture and entertainment that Miami is famous for. The paddock area features a faux marina, beach club, and concert stages that create a festival atmosphere unlike any other race weekend.

The circuit itself features 19 corners across its 5.412-kilometre layout, with a mix of high-speed straights and technical sections. The long back straight provides excellent overtaking opportunities, while the chicane complex in the middle sector demands precision and patience. The flat terrain of South Florida means the track has minimal elevation changes, placing greater emphasis on aerodynamic efficiency and mechanical grip through the corners.

Miami's subtropical climate adds an extra dimension to race strategy, with high temperatures and humidity placing significant stress on both drivers and tyres. The threat of sudden thunderstorms, common in the Florida spring, keeps teams on alert and can dramatically change the complexion of any session. The event has rapidly grown to become one of the most commercially successful races on the calendar, attracting celebrity fans and helping to fuel F1's enormous growth in the American market.

How to Watch the Miami Grand Prix

In the UK, the Miami Grand Prix is broadcast live on Sky Sports F1, with streaming via Sky Go and NOW TV. Due to the five-hour time difference, the race typically starts in the late evening UK time.

Channel 4 shows extended highlights. Visit our TV schedule page for full session times.

In the USA, the race is available on ESPN/ABC. International viewers can also access coverage via F1 TV Pro where available.

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