F1 Miami 2027: dates, which ticket to buy, and what changed from 2026
The Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix returns April 30 to May 2, 2027: what the weekend looks like, which ticket suits you and who has won here before.
The short version
- Dates: April 30 to May 2, 2027, at Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens.
- Format: A standard weekend in 2027: no Sprint, unlike 2026.
- Tickets from: Grandstands $685, hospitality $1,500 (official site, October 2026).
- Cheapest way in: The Campus Pass, general admission; no 2027 price posted yet.
- Last winner: Kimi Antonelli for Mercedes, May 2026.
F1 Miami 2027 runs April 30 to May 2 as a regular weekend without a Sprint; buy a grandstand seat from $685 if you want to watch the race, or wait for the Campus Pass price if you want the party.
Before you buy F1 Miami tickets
- The 2027 race weekend is April 30 to May 2, per the organizers' site, at the Miami International Autodrome around Hard Rock Stadium
- Miami is not one of the ten Sprint weekends on the 2027 calendar F1 published on September 16, 2026, so expect practice, qualifying and the Grand Prix
- Grandstand tickets start at $685 and hospitality at $1,500 on the official site; Paddock Club and suites run far higher
- The Campus Pass is general admission with no reserved seat; its 2027 price was not posted when we checked
- All tickets are digital and transferable in the app; there is no will-call
- Entry is one time only, and the venue is cashless; cash can be swapped for a prepaid Visa at Guest Experience HQ
- Children under two or up to 34 inches tall get in free but share the adult's seat
Who has won in Miami
| Year | Winner | Team | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Max Verstappen | Red Bull | First Miami Grand Prix; Charles Leclerc took pole |
| 2023 | Max Verstappen | Red Bull | Sergio Perez on pole |
| 2024 | Lando Norris | McLaren | His first F1 win, from fifth on the grid; Verstappen on pole |
| 2025 | Oscar Piastri | McLaren | McLaren one-two, Norris second, George Russell third |
| 2026 | Kimi Antonelli | Mercedes | Norris second, Piastri third; a Sprint weekend |
formula1.com race results and Miami facts pages, checked October 2026
Which ticket for which fan
| You want to see the start and the race from one seat | A grandstand, from $685; ask the ticket team which stand faces the part of the lap you care about |
| You mostly want the scene, the music and a look at the cars | The Campus Pass, general admission; you walk between standing areas and screens |
| You want a lounge to come back to between sessions | Hospitality, from $1,500: shared lounges with premium views |
| A company trip or a once-in-a-lifetime weekend | Paddock Club from $16,500 or a private suite from $67,000 |
| You only care about the race on Sunday | Ask the ticket office about single-day options; the official pages we read only describe weekend categories |
| You want a package with a hotel | The organizers link to an official hotel booking partner for 2027 from their home page |
What the Campus Pass got you last time
For 2025, the organizers sold the three-day Campus Pass from $430, which they described as under $150 a day. That year it covered the 300 level of Hard Rock Stadium, with an elevated view into the team garages, plus the Fountains area with the fan zone and podium views, the MIA Marina with a big screen, Motorsport Alley for the support races, a Turn 1 viewing platform and the walk onto the track for the podium celebration after Sunday's race.
Treat that as a guide to the format, not a promise for 2027: the organizers list the Campus Pass simply as "for the casual fan" and had not posted a 2027 price on October 26, 2026. If general admission is your plan, check f1miamigp.com often and be ready on the day it drops; the ticket team also takes calls at 305-943-7223.
The weekend beyond the track
Miami's race weekend is part motor race, part festival. Past editions put Nelly, Zedd, Marshmello, Kane Brown and Loud Luxury on stages around the campus; the 2027 music lineup had not been announced by late October 2026.
On track, the circuit is 5.412 km with 19 corners, and the Grand Prix runs 57 laps. With no Sprint in 2027, Friday and Saturday return to practice and qualifying.
Getting there is the part to plan early. The organizers run shuttles every 10 minutes from the Brightline Aventura station, 19796 West Dixie Highway, to Gate 3, and every rideshare lot is off-site, some a mile or more on foot from a gate. Our Miami International Autodrome guide has the gates, lots and shuttle hours in full.
Questions people ask
When is F1 Miami 2027?
April 30 to May 2, 2027, at the Miami International Autodrome around Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, according to the official race site checked in October 2026.
Is there a Sprint at the 2027 Miami Grand Prix?
No. Formula 1's 2027 calendar, announced on September 16, 2026, lists ten Sprint events, and Miami is not one of them. The 2026 Miami weekend did have a Sprint.
How much are F1 Miami tickets?
On the official site in October 2026, grandstands start at $685, hospitality at $1,500, the Paddock Club at $16,500 and suites at $67,000. The Campus Pass had no 2027 price yet; in 2025 it started at $430 for three days.
Who won the Miami Grand Prix in 2026?
Kimi Antonelli won for Mercedes, ahead of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, according to formula1.com.
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