Miami Grand Prix organisers say track is 95% complete
With less than three weeks until Miami hosts its inaugural Grand Prix, the event’s organiser Richard Cregan says the F1 track is “95 percent complete.”
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Miami Grand Prix organisers share a glimpse of the circuit
The Miami Grand Prix promoters have produced a specially commissioned “fly-through film” displaying every facet of the brand-new venue.
F1 to field Team Principals’ parade at the Miami Grand Prix
Prior to the 2022 Miami Grand Prix, F1’s Team Principals are expected to be treated to their own parade, similar to that which is usually reserved for the F1 drivers.
Crypto.com signs a nine-year deal to become the official sponsor of Miami GP
Crypto.com has signed a nine-year contract to become the official title sponsor of Formula 1’s newest race on the calendar, the Miami Grand Prix.
Miami Circuit taking shape ahead of inaugural F1 race
Miami Circuit is about to become the latest new FIA Formula 1 venue, and preparations are ongoing to ensure that everything is ready.
Miami GP hot lap simulation with George Russell
Williams driver George Russell has given a glimpse into the Miami Grand Prix circuit due to make its F1 debut next season. Russell recently visited the Hard Rock Stadium, home to Miami Dolphins American football team, around which the 19-turn, 5.41km Miami International Autodrome will be laid out for the May 6-8 event. FIA race director Michael Masi recently dismissed concern the grand prix would resemble others in the United States in the past and be nothing more than a race around a car park. Russell, however, was suitably impressed after conducting a number of laps on a simulator, describing it as “really, really cool”. “[There are] Lots of fast-flowing sections, I feel there will be plenty of overtaking opportunities as well but also a real street vibe with some tight and twisty corners,” added Russell, speaking in a video on Williams’ YouTube channel. “It will be really interesting to see how we get on when we come here next year but so far so good.” Watch George Russell’s simulation tour in Miami Circuit here..
Miami open tennis courts demolished to pave way for the new Hard Rock Circuit
For the first time, Formula 1 is coming to Miami, America in 2022. The new Hard Rock circuit is currently under construction and is set to open its gates for the 2022 F1 season. By doing so, the F1 authorities have demolished many Miami Open tennis courts at the Stadium. Tennis fans across the world have expressed their sorrow on this subject. The Miami Grand Prix is aiming for an audience of 80,000 in its debut year. Moreover, they will be increasing that number over the life of the 10-year pact. For the first time, Formula 1 will conduct Grand Prix in Miami, America for the 2022 season. For the last six months, the huge project has been under construction in making a brand new F1 track at the Hard Rock Stadium. Tom Garfinkel, President at Hard Rock Stadium, said, “We want to keep it smaller, more intimate and deliver a great experience to those that come. We’d probably have demand for twice that and we have room to add more grandstands and do more things, but I want to start at a smaller number, deliver a great experience and then expand over time.” Tennis Fans across the globe started laying their frustration over the video shared by the Miami Grand Prix’s Twitter page. The video showed a transformation of the new F1 track at Hard Rock Stadium over a span of 6 months. In order to construct the track, the authorities brutally demolished several tennis courts of the Miami Open at the stadium.