The Miami GP is a success

The F1 Miami Grand Prix is already underway and is a booming market for prices and demand. Some experts believe that it could compete with the economics of the NFL final, as it was something formidable in its first edition. From May 5th to 7th, 2023, a new edition of the F1 Miami Grand Prix will be held on the street circuit built around the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida.

The race, which will be attended by great personalities from all walks of life, has two objectives: to take F1 to a new dimension in America and to make money. The prices to witness the event live are truly crazy, worthy of the Super Bowl. On race day, there will be 85,000 people on the track that runs through the Hard Rock Stadium campus of the Miami Dolphins, the city's American football team. The cheapest tickets to attend cost $ 500, but they are now being sold for $ 2,500.

Miami will take Formula 1 to another dimension in America and also generate a lot of money. The F1 Miami Grand Prix is an exciting event held on a street circuit specially built for the race. The circuit stretches for 5.41 kilometers and has 19 turns. It is an important event that attracts thousands of people from all over the world.

The event is sponsored by Crypto.com, a cryptocurrency company that has signed a $100 million agreement with Formula 1. In addition to Crypto.com, there are five other sponsors: Hard Rock, JP Morgan, Gainbridge, Red Bull, and Mindmaze. These sponsors allow the event to have great visibility and help finance the cost of the race.

The race takes place on the Hard Rock Stadium campus of the Miami Dolphins, the city's American football team. The event attracts many important personalities and celebrities from all over the world. In addition to the race, there are other exciting events and activities that take place in the surrounding area of the stadium.

The F1 Miami Grand Prix is one of the most anticipated events on the Formula 1 calendar in America. In 2023, there will be three races in the United States, which demonstrates the great interest in Formula 1 in the country. In addition to Miami, Formula 1 will return to the Circuit of the Americas in Austin and a night race will be held in Las Vegas in November.

There are several seating and experience options at the F1 Miami Grand Prix. The Start/Finish and Turn 1 grandstands offer some of the best views of the action, while the Turn 18 grandstand is right in the pits and offers views of the busiest stretch of the track. For those who want a more family-oriented experience, there is a new family grandstand along the south straight.

If you want a more party-oriented experience, the Marina Grandstand is a good option, as it offers unlimited access to the Marina area, where you will find food, cocktails, and large screens showing the race. Each grandstand will also have its own "fan zone" with food from local restaurants and drinks.

For a VIP experience, you can opt for the race hospitality tents, such as the Paddock Club, which has been improved and expanded to a multi-story permanent facility for 6,000 guests with privileged views of the pit lane and start/finish line. There are also options like the 72 Club and the MIA Hospitality Club and Village, as well as new hospitality spaces at The Vista and The Boathouse at MIA Marina.

In addition, for the 2023 event, the Team Village has been added, installed on the football field inside the Hard Rock Stadium, where guests can get an aerial view of the behind-the-scenes action from the 300 level of the stadium. The viewing platform will be open to all ticket and Campus Pass holders and will be open throughout the event.

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