Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix Interactive Seating Chart

Miami Grand Prix Race Track History and Overview

Because the Miami Grand Prix is so new, there isn’t a lot of history for it. The race takes place at the Miami International Autodrome. This Miami track is a temporary circuit around Hard Rock Stadium which is where the Miami Dolphins play. The Miami Grand Prix track is 3.363 mi long and features 19 corners with an anticipated average speed of around 140 mph.

Miami Grand Prix Seating Chart

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Miami Grand Prix Seating Breakdown

Miami International Autodrome, like most F1 race seating, is broken up into different sections. There is the Turn 1 Grandstand, Turn 18 Grandstand, Marina Grandstand, Fountain View Grandstand, Family Grandstand, Beach Grandstand, and Start/Finish Grandstand.

The grandstands at the Miami Autodrome Circuit are about 30 rows with an overhang that only covers the top 15 rows. Keep in mind that there is a fence that goes up around 5 rows. Therefore, to avoid looking through the fence, we suggest you sit above row 5. Take a look at the photo below for more details. We’ll also break it down section by section.

Turn 1 Grandstand

At Turn 1 Grandstand, visitors get the best view of the cars coming out of the Pits heading towards Turn 1. It’s a great spot to witness the start of the race and the cars’ standings.

Turn 18 Grandstand

The Turn 18th Grandstand seats have views of the cars going into Turn 18. This turn is said to be the fastest straightaway in Formula 1 and onto one of the best passing zones on the track.

Start/Finish Grandstand

At the Start/Finish Grandstand, visitors have premium views of the paddock, starting grid, and main straight. These seats are really at the center of all the action. Plus, they offer a great view of the podium ceremony once the race is over. To top it off, visitors in this grandstand have easy access to food options in the North Campus area.

Marina Grandstand

The Marina Grandstand gives the most “Miami Feel” since it’s located next to the Yachts docked in the harbor. In the Marina Grandstand, viewers can see cars race through the high-speed turns 6, 7, and 8. This option has lots of food and drink spots.

Family Grandstand

This section is intended to be family-friendly and also budget-friendly. Here, visitors can enjoy great views of the cars heading into Turns 4 and 5. There is also quick access to food options in the West Campus area.

The Fountain View Grandstand

The Fountain View Grandstand is located at the Turn 9 entrance. This Miami Grand Prix seating section gives visitors broad views of the action across the track, instead of one specific turn. There are also clear views of the giant video board located in the South Campus area.

The Beach Grandstands

The Beach Grandstand is located in Turns 11, 12, and 13. This section offers great views of the Mia Beach House. There are two seating options in this section, as well.

Best Seats at the Miami Grand Prix

The Marina grandstand and Beach grandstands are considered the best seating options at the Miami Grand Prix Formula One race. This is because they both offer great views of the race while also having the most party atmosphere.

Where to Park for the Miami Grand Prix

Parking at the Miami Grand Prix is not recommended. That’s because there aren’t many lot options. But if you do, there are parking passes available on the official site.

Accessible Seating at Miami Grand Prix

There is accessible seating at the Miami Grand Prix located in suites, grandstands, and hospitality areas. There are also elevators, assisted listening devices, and other accessibility options.

Thankfully, TickPick also has an easy way to filter for accessible seats. For those using a wheelchair and/or those looking to attend the Miami Grand Prix with somebody who is, there is some important information to know. If you’re seeking ADA seating, you’ll find that there are accessible rows at the top of most sections within the ballpark and spread throughout. If necessary, folding chairs are provided to guests, such as ones looking to sit with a fan using a wheelchair. One trick you can use to filter tickets that are ADA accessible is by using our “Additional filters +” button on the event page that allow you to select “ADA (wheelchair accessible),” which shows all seats that the seller marked accessible.

How to Get Cheap Miami Grand Prix Tickets

There’s no arguing that Formula One tickets are on the pricey side. Thankfully, TickPick has the best price compared to our competitors. Therefore, you can buy cheap Miami Grand Prix tickets on TickPick. We also never tack on fees at checkout. The price you see is the price you pay. Plus, new users get $10 off. We also guarantee the best price on tickets.

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