At a glance
- Length
- 5.412 km
- Turns
- 19
- Lap (pole)
- ≈ 1:28
- First held
- 2022
- Top speed
- 343 km/h
- Average speed
- 221 km/h
- Slowest corner
- 75 km/h
- Full throttle
- 57% of the lap
The Miami International Autodrome loops around the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, a 5.412 km lap that splits into two halves: three long, fast straights with heavy braking zones for overtaking, and a tight, technical, slow-speed sector that twists under a highway overpass. It is a modern street-style circuit built for the show.
First raced in 2022, Miami pairs big top speeds with a fiddly infield. Pole laps run into the 1:28s.
Corners
- T1Turn 1Heavy braking off the first straight; a key passing spot.
- T8Turn 8Fast left in the flowing first half of the lap.
- T11Turn 11Start of the tight, slow technical section under the overpass.
- T16Turn 16Slow corner at the end of the twisty sector.
- T17Turn 17Onto a long straight; braking into the next zone is a prime overtake.
Common questions
How long is the Miami International Autodrome?
A lap of the Miami International Autodrome is 5.412 km with 19 corners.
What is the top speed at Miami?
On the 2026 pole lap, cars reached 343 km/h, slowed to 75 km/h in the slowest corner and averaged 221 km/h, with 57% of the lap at full throttle.
What is the pole lap time at Miami?
Kimi Antonelli took pole in 2026 with a 1:27.798.
Where do drivers overtake at Miami?
Miami is a strong overtaking circuit: the long straights into Turn 1, Turn 11 and Turn 17 are the main DRS zones.
When was the 2026 Miami Grand Prix?
It was held on Sun, 03 May 2026. The full race replay is on the Race tab.