Miami Grand Prix 2027: the complete guide

Weekend format

The 2027 Miami Grand Prix is a standard weekend — no sprint race: practice on Friday, final practice and qualifying on Saturday, and the 57-lap Grand Prix on Sunday afternoon.

Session start times are published by Formula 1 closer to the event. Confirm on the official site before you plan travel.

The circuit

The 5.41 km (3.36 mi) temporary circuit wraps around Hard Rock Stadium with 19 corners, three long straights and a tight, technical section under the stadium's flyover. Long straights mean high top speeds and good overtaking into the heavy braking zones; the slow chicane section rewards precision.

Getting there

• Rideshare — the easiest option for most fans. Expect surge pricing and long queues after the race; walking a few blocks before ordering helps.
• Shuttles — the organisers usually run shuttle services from central Miami and nearby hubs. Check the official site for routes and pre-booking.
• Parking — on-site parking must be bought in advance and sells out. Do not count on finding a spot on the day.
• Brightline — the train connects West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Aventura and Downtown Miami, useful if you stay north.

Weather and what to bring

Early May in Miami is hot and humid, usually around 30 °C (high 80s °F), with the chance of a short afternoon thunderstorm. Bring sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, a refillable bottle (check the venue's bag and bottle policy), ear protection and a light rain jacket.

How to watch

In the United States, Apple TV holds exclusive Formula 1 rights from 2026, with F1 TV Premium included for subscribers. Outside the US, check your national broadcaster or F1 TV.

Past winners

Planning to see Las Vegas too?

The Las Vegas Grand Prix runs later in the season on the Strip. See our sister site, Las Vegas Grand Prix Guide, for the full visitor guide.