F1 Miami - Speed Race F1

Australia

China

Japan

Bahrain

Saudi Arabia

Miami, USA

E. Romagna

Monaco

Spain

Canada

Austria

Great Britain

Belgium

Hungary

Netherlands

Monza, Italy

Azerbaijan

Singapore

Austin, USA

Mexico

Brazil

Las Vegas, USA

Qatar

Abu Dhabi

First Grand Prix

2022

Number of Laps

57

Circuit Length

5.412 km

Race Distance

308.326 km

Lap Record

1:29.708

Miami International Autodrome

History and Construction

It opened for its first race on May 8, 2022. It was a success, attracting a large number of spectators and celebrities.
With 19 turns, it spans 5.41 kilometers. The track is temporary and is dismantled and reassembled each year for the event.
The track was designed by the F1 team in collaboration with racing architecture firm Apex Circuit Design.
It It is located on the grounds of Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, the home of the NFL's Miami Dolphins.
The Miami International Autodrome is not a traditional permanent circuit, but a purpose-built temporary track.

Design and Features

The track was designed to encourage overtaking, with three DRS zones to increase speed on the straights.
Featuring a sequence of high-speed S-curves between lanes 4 and 7, followed by a slow hairpin at lane 17 that leads into one of the longest straights.
For races, the track is resurfaced with special asphalt designed to withstand Florida's high temperatures.
The paddock was built inside Hard Rock Stadium, with the pits located in a temporary structure designed for the event.
"Fake Marina" Corner: This is a fake water area with yachts anchored on a concrete surface.

Key Facts

The Miami GP has a 10-year agreement with Formula 1, ensuring that this temporary circuit will host races until at least 2031.
The inaugural race at this circuit was held on May 8, 2022, with Red Bull's Max Verstappen.
With a total length of 5.412 km and 19 corners, it is a fast circuit with a high average speed.
The circuit has three DRS zones, designed to facilitate overtaking and enhance the on-track action.
The Miami GP has a ten-year contract, ensuring the event will be held at this location until 2031.