After running EBN Australia, China, Japan, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, now Miami will be the headquarters of the sixth Grand Prize of Formula 1 in this 2025.
The Miami International Autodrome will be the headquarters of the Five Formula 1 race in this year. And will have a special schedule.
This time, in Florida there will be Sprint’s career, the second of this championship that delivers extra points. The Australian Oscar Piastri, who was crowned in Saudi Arabia GP, leads the pilot positions table. Max Verstappen needs to react in a circuit that already saw it crowned.
The Miami Grand Prix will be number 80 in which the highest category of world motoring is presented in the United States. In addition, it will be the fourth edition of the F1 in the Miami International Circuit.
And for you to program, we share this week’s schedules below.
Miami GP schedules
- Practice 1: Friday May 2, 12:30
- Sprint classification: Friday May 2, 16:30
- Sprint: Saturday May 03, 12:00
- Classification: Saturday May 03, 16:00
- Miami GP race: Sunday May 4, 16:00
Where to see the race this Sunday 04/05?
As is the custom this 2025, Chilean fans can follow the entire action of the live formula 1 through Disney+ Premium. From free practices to Sunday’s race, each F1 session will be available for plan subscribers.
How is Miami’s International Autodrome?
The Miami International Circuit is a temporary track that is located on the Hard Rock Stadium site and that is why it has a very urban design of 19 curves. It was incorporated into the calendar of the maximum only in 2022.
- Number of turns: 57
- Circuit length: 5,412 kilometers
- Carrera Distance: 308,326 kilometers
- Record turn: Max Verstappen (2023) 1: 29,708
Recall that, in last season, Max Verstappen and Lando Norris celebrated in Miami. While the Dutch of Red Bull won in Sprint’s career, the British celebrated Sunday in the main race. A year earlier, in 2023, Verstappen had marked record time in a race turn in the Miami circuit, 1: 29,708.
