The Miami Grand Prix is a key stop on the American Formula 1 calendar, debuting in 2022 and being a highly anticipated event for fans. This year, the Miami GP will take place from May 2 to May 4.
One relevant fact about the Miami International Autodrome is that it has 3 DRS zones. In addition, the lap record is held by Max Verstappen with a time of 1:29.708 set in 2023.
In addition to the main race, other Sprint races will be held during the 2025 F1 season. The complete schedule for these races includes the Grand Prix of China, Miami, Belgium, the United States, Brazil, and Qatar.
This Friday, May 2, 2025, the activities for the Miami GP will take place, including Free Practice 1 and the Sprint Qualifying, which will be held at 2:30 p.m. Mexico Central Time. The Sprint Qualifying is part of the format known as Sprint Shootout.
The 2025 Miami Grand Prix promises to be exciting, but with the surprise of the absence of Max Verstappen, who is rumored to be becoming a father this weekend alongside Kelly Piquet.
The Miami race is the sixth date on the F1 calendar in 2025 and stands out for being the second short race of the year. This format is a dynamic and exciting addition for Formula 1 fans.
As for the current standings, Oscar Piastri from McLaren leads the Drivers' Championship with 99 points, followed by Lando Norris with 89, and Max Verstappen in third place with 87. McLaren also dominates the Constructors' standings with 188 points.
The Miami circuit, the Miami International Autodrome, is a temporary street circuit that extends around the Hard Rock Stadium in Florida. With a length of 5.412 kilometers and 19 corners, it is a challenging circuit for Formula 1 drivers.
The Sprint format in Formula 1 is a mode introduced in 2021 that complements the main races and adds excitement to the competition weekend.
