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High stakes in the sunshine state: your guide to the Miami Grand Prix 2025

Get ready for the adrenaline-packed fourth edition of the Miami Grand Prix 2025, hosted at the Miami International Autodrome—a dynamic circuit encircling the iconic Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens.

Por: Alejandro Carrillo April 23, 2025

Since its debut in 2022, the Miami Grand Prix has drawn massive crowds, with close to 250,000 fans attending the inaugural race / Photo via Miami Grand Prix

The Miami Grand Prix 2025, from May 2 to May 4, will see over 20 elite drivers and world-class teams go head-to-head in high-performance, 1,000-horsepower single-seaters, maneuvering through a 19-turn, three-straight layout crafted specifically for Formula 1. Spanning 3.36 miles (5.41 kilometers), the track is a thrilling mix of speed and precision.

Spectators will have the option to view the action from one of 11 grandstands, from premium hospitality suites, or from the event’s most talked-about zone—the famous Marina. For fans who prefer flexibility, the Campus Pass grants access to key areas like the Marina, the Team Village, and various strategic vantage points lining the track.

Since its debut in 2022, the Miami Grand Prix has drawn massive crowds, with close to 250,000 fans attending the inaugural race. That number rose to over 275,000 in 2024—proof of its growing status on the Formula 1 calendar. The circuit itself is no cakewalk either.

The art of acceleration

Its design features high-speed stretches and intricate technical turns, including a challenging hairpin that often steals the spotlight. The segment between turns 13 and 16 introduces elevation shifts, while the tight chicane between turns 14 and 15 forces drivers to constantly recalibrate grip and balance, making it a real driver’s circuit—and a fan favorite.

Of course, Miami Grand Prix 2025 offers more than just high-octane racing. The host city provides a colorful backdrop with its rich Latin flair, stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and iconic Art Deco visuals. The excitement on the track is matched by the glamour off it—celebrities like Shakira, Tom Cruise, will.i.am, and Ed Sheeran have all been spotted trackside in past editions.

Looking to enjoy the event without breaking the bank? The Campus Pass offers an affordable entry point, allowing access to nearly every corner of the venue. While seats aren’t reserved, pass holders can explore standing zones by the fences, designated viewing decks, Heineken platforms, and certain parts inside Hard Rock Stadium.

Amenities like food stands, hydration points, restrooms, and fan activations are all included. Pricing begins at US$30 on Friday, US$125 on Saturday, US$350 on Sunday, or US$430 for the full three-day weekend.

Premium seats

For those seeking a premium race experience, the Miami Grand Prix 2025 offers several luxury hospitality options. The Skybox Suites—fully climate-controlled and boasting panoramic views of turns 1 and 2—accommodate up to 16 guests and start at US$84,000 for the weekend.

The Horizon Club, perched above the turn 1 grandstands, starts at US$5,000, while the Vista Club lounge—overlooking the grid, pit lane, and key turns—begins at US$7,000. Meanwhile, the exclusive Start/Finish Suites, seating up to 24 guests with views of the grid and pit action, are priced from US$125,000.

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Whether you’re there for the speed, the stars, or the scenery, the Miami Grand Prix 2025, from May 2 to May 4, promises an unforgettable mix of sport, spectacle, and South Florida soul.

In its fourth consecutive year, Hard Rock is once again orchestrating an unforgettable entertainment lineup for the famed Hard Rock Beach Club, bringing together world-class musical talent. Headlining this year’s festivities are global chart-toppers: Kygo will kick things off on Friday, May 2; Kaskade will take over the decks on Saturday, May 3; and Miami’s very own Pitbull will close the weekend with a high-energy performance on Sunday, May 4.

On race day, international superstar and renowned DJ Tiësto will deliver exclusive live sets at both the starting grid and the winners’ podium, adding a surge of excitement to the high-octane atmosphere.

Key information

Where is the Miami Grand Prix 2025 held? At the Miami International Autodrome around Hard Rock Stadium.
How much is a Campus Pass for Sunday? It starts at US$350.
What makes the Miami GP circuit challenging for drivers? Tight turns, elevation changes, and a tricky chicane that test grip and balance.
Which hospitality package is the most exclusive? The Start/Finish Suites starting at US$125,000 for 3 days.