MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – Tickets for the FORMULA 1® CRYPTO.COM MIAMI GRAND PRIX — taking place May 1–3, 2026 — are officially on sale starting Tuesday, Aug. 26, for what promises to be another unforgettable race weekend in Miami Gardens. Returning for its fifth year, the race around Hard Rock Stadium is set to deliver more excitement than ever, including an action-packed race schedule and the high-end, festival-style fan experience that has made Miami a highlight on the global F1 calendar. The weekend will also mark the first F1 race on American soil for the newest team to the grid, Cadillac F1 Team.
In the four races held so far, there have been three different winners at the Miami International Autodrome — and the 2025 edition was one of the most exciting yet. Not only is it the venue where Lando Norris achieved his first F1 win (2024), but in 2025, rookie Kimi Antonelli became the youngest driver ever to start from pole position when he set the fastest time for the Sprint grid. After a thrilling weekend — attended by 275,000 fans and featuring a memorable parade lap with the drivers racing full-size LEGO cars — anticipation is already building for 2026.
Beginning today, race fans can purchase tickets across a wide variety of options, including reserved seats in premium grandstands and luxury hospitality experiences. All ticket holders will continue to enjoy the diverse entertainment and activations around the Miami campus, including world-class food and beverage offerings. Attendees also gain access to the 300 level of Hard Rock Stadium, offering panoramic views of the 3.36-mile Miami International Autodrome and exclusive vantage points directly overlooking the F1 Team Village on the Miami Dolphins’ home field.
Seating products on sale now include the Start/Finish Grandstand, offering unparalleled views of pre-race grid ceremonies, the dramatic lights-out start, pit lane action and the checkered flag. The Beach and Marina Grandstands deliver a lively atmosphere with close-up views of the track, while the Turn 1 North Grandstand lets fans witness intense battles into the opening corner. Meanwhile, the Turn 18 Grandstand is perfectly positioned at the end of the straight to guarantee plenty of overtaking. Fans can also look forward to new Grandstand+ benefits that will be detailed in coming weeks.
“We are thrilled to welcome the pinnacle of global motorsports back to the Miami International Autodrome in May 2026,” said Tyler Epp, President of the FORMULA 1® CRYPTO.COM MIAMI GRAND PRIX. “From delivering the most-watched F1 race in U.S. history to hosting sell-out crowds year after year, we believe the FORMULA 1® CRYPTO.COM MIAMI GRAND PRIX has established itself as one of the world’s premier events. Our team is working hard to build on the incredible momentum we’ve seen entering our fifth year and we will raise the bar once again with world-class racing, immersive fan experiences and the high-octane energy that makes race week in Miami so special.”
Fans attending this year’s race can now access exclusive hotel rates. With premium accommodations located near the campus, guests can enjoy flexible booking options that elevate their experience beyond race weekend. Availability is limited. Early booking is strongly recommended to secure preferred locations and rates. Visit here for reservations and to learn more.
MIAMI, GET READY‼️ The 2026 @F1 @cryptocom Miami Grand Prix is NOW on sale! 📣
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— F1 Miami Grand Prix (@f1miami) August 26, 2025
About FORMULA 1 CRYPTO.COM MIAMI GRAND PRIX
The FORMULA 1® CRYPTO.COM MIAMI GRAND PRIX, established in 2022 on the FIA Formula 1® World Championship calendar, is the premier culmination of world-class racing, fan experience, entertainment and hospitality, located in Miami Gardens, Florida. The event is hosted by South Florida Motorsports (SFM), who was awarded Promoter of the Year by Formula 1 in 2025. The race was also recognized as Best New Event of 2022 by Sports Business Journal and was awarded the prestigious FIA Three-Star Environmental Accreditation rating for its overall sustainability and environmental management efforts. Now entering its fifth year, the FORMULA 1® CRYPTO.COM MIAMI GRAND PRIX is held at the Miami International Autodrome, a 19-turn, 3.36-mile track within the complex of Hard Rock Stadium, the home of the legendary Miami Dolphins NFL team.
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About the MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AUTODROME
The Miami International Autodrome (MIA), established in 2022 with the debut of the FORMULA 1® CRYPTO.COM MIAMI GRAND PRIX, has become one of the fastest-growing motorsports circuits in the world. The autodrome, which is built around the iconic Hard Rock Stadium, consists of five FIA Grade One track configurations, including the 19-turn, 5.41km Grand Prix circuit, the Extended Marina Loop (19 turns, 4.52km), the Marina Loop (18 turns, 3.94km), the Extended MIA Loop (13 turns, 2.30km) and finally the MIA Loop (14 turns, 2.83km).
The circuit has hosted a wide range of racing series since opening in 2022, including Formula 1, F1 Academy, Ferrari Racing Days, Porsche Carrera Cup and the W Series. The Miami International Autodrome also hosted Formula E’s Evo Sessions in 2025 and will host the Miami E-Prix in January 2026. The circuit is home to the Precision Drive Club, a private driving club with exclusive access to the track. Community events such as the Dolphins Cancer Challenge, the NFL’s largest philanthropic event with more than $90 million raised for cancer research over the past 15 years, also utilize the MIA facilities.
- Fifth edition of the race to be held on May 1-3, 2026
- Early access now available for 3-day Grandstand tickets
- Miami will host Round 6 of the 2026 FIA Formula 1® World Championship
- Fan experience features world-class food & beverage, music and entertainment throughout the campus
- Miami will mark the first race on American soil for new Cadillac F1 Team
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