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Miami 2026 GP sprint preview

Weekend schedule

All timezones

Times shown in circuit-local time (GMT-4).

  • FP1Fri12:00
  • Sprint QualifyingFri16:30
  • SprintSat12:00
  • QualifyingSat16:00
  • RaceSun16:00

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Miami International Autodrome · 5.412 km · 19 corners · clockwise

348 km/h

Top speed

Lance Stroll, 2023

1:29.708

Fastest race lap

Max Verstappen, 2023

1:27.798

Latest pole time

Andrea Kimi Antonelli, 2026

Max Verstappen · 2 wins

Most wins, current grid

2023, 2022

Recent form at this circuit

Last winners

Last pole times

Historic moments

2024 · Norris's first win, at the 110th attempt

Lando Norris arrived in Miami with 15 podium finishes and no wins, a record for waiting that only four drivers had ever matched. A lap-27 safety car fell perfectly for him, he came out ahead of Max Verstappen and stayed there, and McLaren had its first victory since 2021.

2023 · Verstappen wins from ninth on the grid

A red flag for a Leclerc crash cut short final qualifying and left Max Verstappen down in ninth. He sliced through the field on a long opening stint, then passed his own teammate Sergio Pérez for the lead with five laps to go - the first win from ninth on the grid in nearly forty years.

What makes it different

  • Built in the Hard Rock Stadium car park, so most of the lap sits on surfaces never designed to be raced on - grip changes noticeably between sessions as rubber goes down.
  • Turns 13–16 run under and around the stadium flyovers on a markedly bumpier, lower-grip surface than the rest of the lap.
  • The dockside marina between Turns 4 and 6 is a stage set: ten real yachts float on roughly 25,000 square feet of painted decking made to look like water.

Home race

Home to Haas, Cadillac — 2 of the grid's 11 teams.

This grid’s history here

DriverWinsPodiumsPoles
Max Verstappen2 wins · 2023, 20223 podiums · 2024, 2023, 20222 poles · 2025, 2024
Lando Norris1 win · 20243 podiums · 2026, 2025, 2024—
Oscar Piastri1 win · 20252 podiums · 2026, 2025—
Andrea Kimi Antonelli1 win · 20261 podium · 20261 pole · 2026
Charles Leclerc—2 podiums · 2024, 20221 pole · 2022
Sergio Pérez—1 podium · 20231 pole · 2023
George Russell—1 podium · 2025—
Fernando Alonso—1 podium · 2023—
Carlos Sainz—1 podium · 2022—

Milestone watch

Max Verstappen has won here twice.

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