The Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix is back for its fourth year, with all the fast-paced racing action set to take the track at Hard Rock Stadium May 2-4. Last year’s big race was a showstopper on many fronts. It marked a breakout moment for McLaren driver Lando Norris—garnering him the first win of his young Formula 1 career and ending Red Bull Racing’s Max Verstappen’s two-year reign as Miami’s champion. What will 2025 bring? Read on for our guide to all things race week.
How to Go
Single-Day Access Tickets
Reserved grandstand seats—offering circuit views under shade—can be purchased for $65 and up, depending on your preferred seating location. More economical options include the Marina Grandstand and Beach Grandstand, while a spot at the Start/Finish Line Grandstand runs $115 per day.
Basic Three-Day Access Passes
For your basic full access, go for the Campus Pass, which starts at $430 for all three days. It grants general admission access to multiple prime viewing platforms (but no reserved seats) throughout the grounds, as well as to dozens of food and beverage vendors.
Luxury Suites and Club passes
Admission to the Paddock Club and other luxury areas—like the climate-controlled Casa Tua and the 72 Club—start at $6,000 per person for three days. Opt for the Yacht Club ($4,000 for a three-day package) to sit in a dockside oasis at the MIA Marina as you watch the cars go by in Turns 6, 7, and 8. Or go for the Hard Rock Beach Club access (yes, it has a pool you can take a dip in) with three-day packages starting at $1,500.
What to See and Do
VIP Experiences
For a guided paddock tour, a championship trophy photo opportunity, or a guided stroll along the starting grid, F1 Experiences and its on-site Champions Club offer exclusive events, plus an air-conditioned and catered clubhouse.
Racing Fan Fest
Just a few miles away in Wynwood, the largest off-track fan festival, known as Racing Fan Fest, will include racing simulators, retired race cars on display, DJ entertainment, and more throughout the weekend. Best of all, it’s free.
Musical Performances
The concert lineup will be curated by renowned DJ and producer Kaytranada, with two major headliners at press time: Pitbull will perform May 1, while Kygo will take the stage May 2.
Where to Eat
Central Fountains area Try Dos Croquetas and Bodega for Latin fare; hit up the Glenfiddich Bar for a Scotch flight.
MIA Marina Italian Vice will serve icy treats, while Sweet Liberty will have bites and booze.
West Campus Miami food hall Julia & Henry’s will have a new setup of eight restaurants, including Pubbelly Sushi and L’artisane Bakery.
Shop
Miami-bred Maranello Designs is best known for its custom-designed, race-inspired chairs that are functional pieces of art. DJ Khaled, Marc Anthony, and Rick Ross are among the brand’s fans. Don’t miss Maranello’s trackside art exhibition in the Promenade section at the raceway for a look at these high-octane creations—from driver-worthy seating to sculptural sound systems crafted with genuine F1 exhausts to life-size recreations of legendary racecars.
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