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Miami GP 2025-05-04

Miami International Autodrome, Miami

Rank
Driver
SQUAL
SPRINT
QUAL
RACE
FL
PTS
1
Norris
3
3.60
1
20.00
2
7.60
2
61.75
FL
3.00
95.95
2
Piastri
2
3.80
2
19.00
4
6.80
1
65.00

-
94.60
3
Russell
5
3.20
4
17.00
5
6.40
3
58.50

-
85.10
4
Antonelli
1
4.00
7
14.00
3
7.20
6
48.75

-
73.95
5
Verstappen
4
3.40
17
4.00
1
8.00
4
55.25

-
70.65
6
Albon
8
2.60
11
10.00
7
5.60
5
52.00

-
70.20
7
Hamilton
7
2.80
3
18.00
12
3.60
8
42.25

-
66.65
8
Tsunoda
18
0.60
6
15.00
10
4.40
10
35.75

-
55.75
9
Leclerc
6
3.00

-
8
5.20
7
45.50

-
53.70
10
Hadjar
9
2.40
10
11.00
11
4.00
11
32.50

-
49.90
11
Sainz
15
1.20
19
2.00
6
6.00
9
39.00

-
48.20
12
Ocon
12
1.80
12
9.00
9
4.80
12
29.25

-
44.85
13
Gasly
13
1.60
8
13.00
18
1.20
13
26.00

-
41.80
14
Hulkenberg
11
2.00
9
12.00
16
2.00
14
22.75

-
38.75
15
Stroll
16
1.00
5
16.00
19
0.80
16
16.25

-
34.05
16
Alonso
10
2.20
18
3.00
17
1.60
15
19.50

-
26.30
17
Lawson
14
1.40
13
8.00
15
2.40
17
13.00

-
24.80
18
Bortoleto
19
0.40
15
6.00
13
3.20
18
9.75

-
19.35
19
Bearman
20
0.20
14
7.00
20
0.40
19
6.50

-
14.10
20
Doohan
17
0.80
16
5.00
14
2.80
20
3.25

-
11.85
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Track info

Miami International Autodrome - Technical Data

General Circuit Information

  • Location: Miami Gardens, Florida, USA (around Hard Rock Stadium)
  • Circuit Type: Temporary street circuit
  • Direction: Counter-clockwise
  • FIA Grade: 1 (suitable for Formula 1 racing)
  • Current Contract: Hosts the Miami Grand Prix until at least 2031

Track Dimensions

  • Length: 5.412 km (3.363 miles)
  • Race Distance: 308.326 km (191.584 miles) over 57 laps
  • Number of Corners: 19 (12 left-hand, 7 right-hand)
  • Track Width: Varies; typically 10-14m, wider at overtaking zones

Layout Features

  • DRS Zones: 3
    • Zone 1: Start-finish straight (after Turn 19)
    • Zone 2: Between Turn 8 and Turn 9
    • Zone 3: Between Turn 16 and Turn 17
  • Longest Straight: 1.3 km (0.808 miles) between Turn 16 and Turn 17, speeds over 320 km/h with DRS
  • Elevation Change: Approximately 5m, mostly flat with artificial elevation at Turn 14-16

Sectors

  • Sector 1: High-speed straights and corners (Turns 1-8)
  • Sector 2: Technical, slow-speed chicane (Turns 9-16)
  • Sector 3: Long straight and final corners (Turns 17-19)

Lap Records

Type Time Driver Team Year
Race Lap Record 1:29.708 Max Verstappen Red Bull 2023
Qualifying Lap Record 1:26.841 Max Verstappen Red Bull 2023

Note: Records from 2023; 2025 season data (e.g., May race) not yet available as of April 4, 2025.

Technical Characteristics

  • Surface: Smooth asphalt; resurfaced in 2024, moderate grip
  • Downforce Level: Medium; balance between speed and cornering
  • Tyre Compounds (2025): Pirelli C2 (hard), C3 (medium), C4 (soft)
  • Average Speed: ~230 km/h (based on historical data)

Corner Details

Turn Description
1 Medium-speed left-hander, heavy braking
2-3 Fast left-right combo
4-5 Medium-speed left-right, flowing section
6 Fast left-hander, narrow exit
7-8 High-speed right-left, DRS zone entry
9-10 Medium-speed left-right, technical section
11 Slow left-hander, tight apex
12-13 Slow right-left chicane
14-16 Slow left-right-left chicane, artificial elevation
17 Fast left-hander, overtaking spot with DRS
18 Medium-speed right-hander
19 Final left-hander onto pit straight

Additional Notes

  • Pit Lane: Entry after Turn 19; time loss ~20-22 seconds
  • Safety Features: Concrete barriers, some run-off areas, marina feature
  • Challenges: Hot conditions; narrow sections; overtaking difficult outside DRS zones

About Miami GP

The Miami Grand Prix


The Miami Grand Prix is one of the newer races on the Formula 1 calendar, making its debut in 2022. Held in Miami, Florida, the race has quickly become a popular event, known for its glamorous setting, vibrant atmosphere, and exciting racing.


The race takes place at the Miami International Autodrome, a temporary street circuit around the Hard Rock Stadium, home of the Miami Dolphins NFL team. The 5.41 km (3.36 miles) circuit features 19 turns and a mix of fast straights and technical corners, designed to challenge drivers while offering plenty of opportunities for overtaking. It is a relatively high-speed track with long straights, which makes it a fan-favorite for thrilling racing. The layout is also notable for its unique setting, with the backdrop of the stadium and the surrounding area creating a festive atmosphere, especially given the vibrant culture of Miami.


The Miami GP is known for its entertainment-driven weekend, featuring not only the race but also a wide variety of events, parties, and celebrity appearances, reflecting the city's status as a global entertainment hub. The event has a distinct appeal due to its glitzy setting, attracting a mix of motorsport fans, celebrities, and influencers, making it one of the most high-profile races on the calendar.


In its inaugural race in 2022, the Miami GP delivered an exciting contest, with Max Verstappen securing the win after starting from third on the grid, further adding to his dominance in the season. The event also showcased Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, who were both contenders for podium spots in a dramatic race. The combination of high-speed racing, the city’s lively backdrop, and the growing global presence of Formula 1 made it an instant success.


The Miami Grand Prix also represents Formula 1’s continued expansion into the United States market, following the success of the United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas. The race is part of a broader strategy to increase F1's presence in North America and appeal to a wider global audience.


With its unique location, entertainment-filled race weekend, and thrilling on-track action, the Miami Grand Prix has quickly established itself as one of the most exciting and glamorous events on the Formula 1 calendar, promising to be a staple of the sport’s future.

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