Miami’s Grand Prix had 230,000 spectators in 2022, 270,000 in 2023, and this year there were 275,000 across the three days, working out at just under 92,000 each day.

Miami Grand Prix organizers tuned out the noise and tuned in to what the fans at the track were saying — and now, heading into its fourth year on the calendar, it’s ready to focus on moulding ...

What happened last year In last year’s inaugural Miami Grand Prix, Ferrari locked out the front row in qualifying with Charles Leclerc taking pole position and teammate Carlos Sainz starting P2.

The Miami Grand Prix is the second U.S. city added to the prestigious 2022 World Championship calendar. The first was Austin, Texas, which hosts its race in October.

The Miami Grand Prix is the first of three F1 races in the United States. The event begins at 4 p.m. ET on Sunday. Racing fans can watch the Miami Grand Prix live with Sling. For the fourth time ...

Miami Grand Prix 2022, the inaugural event, attracted a record 2.6 million TV viewers followed by 1.96 million viewers in 2023. The average Formula 1 race viewership in 2023 was 1.11 million.

So, Miami Grand Prix will always be a special event for the British racing driver, and last year’s victory will give him more confidence, and he will carry the same momentum.

Just ahead of the first practice sessions for the 2025 Miami Grand Prix, it was announced that a deal to keep the race on the calendar will be extended to 2041 – a 10-year extension from the end ...

After years of anticipation with many Formula 1 fans hoping this weekend would eventually materialize, F1 is taking on Miami for the first time with Sunday's Miami Grand Prix (3:30 p.m. ET, ABC).