Miami Grand Prix

The Formula One schedule turns to Miami for the first time this weekend, as the Miami Grand Prix makes its debut as one of two races in the United States in ...

What will the crowd be like? What will the track be like? The Miami Grand Prix debuts this weekend and there seems to be equal parts curiosity and excitement ahead of the event. It's been absolutely buzzing today and is already crawling with celebrities — many of whom might normally only be seen on race day. •3h ago If Russell had shown outward signs of being frustrated, it’d be understandable. Never once does his demeanor suggest someone whose team is mired in a slump, its worst in a decade, and dealing with an underperforming car that is of no fault of the driver. •3h ago •3h ago Although portions of the Florida Turnpike are partially open over the duration of the race weekend, an area overlooking the circuit is completely shut down throughout. That was a big one but I am ok. The Netflix effect on Formula One's growth has been widely discussed to the point where it's practically cliche now.

Formula 1 makes its first visit to the United States this year for the Miami Grand Prix. Here's how you can watch the qualifying session for the 2022 Miami ...

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All eyes are on Miami this weekend as the international glitterati arrives for the city's inaugural Formula One Grand Prix. The European racing event has ...

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It's been 38 years since Formula 1 held two races in the United States. Back then it was back-to-back events, with Nelson Piquet winning at Detroit in ...

In person they will be high and dry, but they will sit on a surface painted to make it look as if the boats appear on TV to be in a marina. And likely the teams have done all sorts of simulations to figure out tire wear, etc., using a variety of different scenarios. But Daniel Ricciardo's disaster of a race that resulted in an 18th-place finish gives one pause. As for familiarity, drivers have been able to drive the computer simulation of the track to be more familiar with it when they finally get the chance really go at it, so that's a help. The track layout was chosen from 75 proposed (36 of which were then computer simulated) and it looks like it should provide for a fast, entertaining race with an average speed just under 140 mph. Sand has been brought in to replicate a beach, and boats are "moored" on trailers around a section of the track.

It's almost time for lights out in the Sunshine State. Catch up on the fake marina, what you've missed this season and how the drivers feel about the second ...

Yes, those 10 yachts are real and were transported to be placed inside of Turns 6, 7 and 8 for the dry-dock marina. “When the car and tires are in the right window the car, except for the bouncing, feels really good to drive. So, I’m just grateful for everyone continuing to keep their heads down and for the amazing hard work that everyone is putting in.” But it’s just what we have to do get the fastest lap times out of the car.” Typically the cause is related to the cars’ aerodynamics. Jay Z, Beyonce, Coldplay and U2 have all hosted concerts in this historic venue, and now, some of motorsports’ finest will zip around a 5.41 km (approximately 3.36-mile) track called the Miami International Autodrome.

The race will be on a purpose-built circuit around Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, and, hopefully, it will live up to all the hype and produce captivating ...

And in 2023, there will be three U.S. races with Las Vegas joining Austin and Miami. But beyond that, the U.S. has a rich history hosting F1 events, including the Indianapolis 500 once upon a time. And to perfect the ideal layout for the circuit, F1 and Apex Circuit Design created 36 different simulations before deciding on the current 19-turn track. The venue is in Miami Gardens, nearly encircles Hard Rock Stadium and includes much of the stadium’s surrounding parking area. Because Miami Gardens is so north of Miami and not particularly close to the coastline, event organizers had to get a bit creative in order to still have some type of marina/beach vibe at the race. So a fake marina was created, “filled” with fake water and dry-docked yachts. But he also explained the challenges for F1 drivers of a new track and how, like many other racers, they rely on simulators to prepare. On the first lap, or after Safety Car restarts, we may see some overtaking into Turn 4 if cars are racing through the first three corners.” After initially eyeing downtown Miami for this race, it ended up about 16 miles north of that area. It’s 5.41 kilometers long, or about 3.36 miles, and it features 19 turns, three straights and three DRS zones. It also has an estimated top speed of 320 kilometers per hour, or about 199 miles per hour, and the race is 57 laps. “It’s a bit nerve-racking because it’s going to be such huge event for us. So it’s going to be huge.”

Sebastian Vettel held court in Miami roundtable with a dozen climate change scientists, engineers, land use experts, and NGO activists.

Vettel noted in the discussion that he is aware that auto racing, with its emissions, opens him up to questions of hypocrisy. Vettel left after the discussion to rejoin his Aston Martin racing team. "We can be heading toward a world that can be so much better." And business entrepreneurs talked about harnessing technologies and the booming digital currency and assets trade to further bolster financing for other mitigation. When not behind the wheel of his Aston Martin team racing machine, Vettel is touting and championing efforts to address climate change. Like her U.S. women's soccer teammates, Abby Wambach, who played at the University of Florida, is outspoken about equal pay for women.