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Miami International Autodrome, Miami

By the F1 Weekend team ยท Sources: Formula 1 timetable (gate times estimated from it)

The Miami International Autodrome is a 5.41km temporary circuit designed around the iconic Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. With no direct train access, the venue relies on a sophisticated network of park-and-ride shuttles and high-speed rail connections from neighbouring cities.

Miami International Autodrome โ€” Track Map

How to get there

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Official Race Shuttles

Recommended

Dedicated shuttles depart from Aventura Mall, Downtown Miami (Kaseya Center), and Miami Beach. Pre-booking is essential. The fastest way to bypass local traffic.

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Brightline High-Speed Rail

Best from Ft. Lauderdale/Palm Beach

Take Brightline to Aventura Station, then use the complimentary shuttle to the track. Avoids I-95 congestion entirely.

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Rideshare (Uber & Lyft)

Drop-off at designated zones on NW 27th Ave. Expect heavy surge pricing ($80-$150+) and 60-minute wait times after the sessions end.

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Parking

Limited

Pre-paid permits only. No cash parking at the stadium. Most lots require a 15-20 minute walk or a secondary shuttle ride to the gates.

Get directions in Google Maps

Estimated gate times

Estimated: about 2 hours before the first track action each day. Check your ticket for the official gate times.

Friday

First on track: Practice 1 12:30:00

F1: Sprint Qualifying 16:30:00

Gates open ~10:30 EDT

Saturday

First on track: Sprint 12:00:00

Gates open ~10:00 EDT

Sunday

First on track: Race 16:00:00

Gates open ~14:00 EDT

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