The Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix runs at the Miami International Autodrome on the Hard Rock Stadium campus in Miami Gardens, roughly 25km north of downtown. The 2027 race date has not been confirmed at the time of writing; recent editions have run in early May.
Which is the useful thing to understand about F1 in Miami: the race is in Miami Gardens, and almost everything else — the sponsor programming, the hospitality, the parties, the content shoots — happens in the city. Every venue in Miami can tell you that. The question is which of them can take a vehicle.
The lot is the reason to look here
Automotive and adjacent brands need outdoor space with vehicle access, and 5,520 sq ft of private, gated lot in Wynwood is genuinely scarce. Shore power is available. Cars, trailers, and builds arrive on wheels and drive in.
Pair it with the wall it fronts, and a vehicle display sits inside a hand-painted brand environment rather than on bare asphalt. That combination — enclosed outdoor space, vehicle access, and a paintable backdrop — is the specific thing this venue does that a hotel ballroom cannot.
What gets built here that week
- Vehicle displays and launches in the private lot, gated or open to street traffic
- Sponsor and partner lounges away from the circuit
- Hospitality and viewing events for guests who are not going to Miami Gardens
- Content and press days in the days either side of the race
- Afterparties, where the private lot handles arrivals
Timing
| Milestone | When |
|---|---|
| F1 Miami Grand Prix 2027 | Date to be confirmed — recent editions early May |
| Venue | Miami International Autodrome, Hard Rock Stadium campus |
| Permit filing, if required | 60+ days ahead |
| Realistic booking window | January–February |
Confirm the race date against the official F1 calendar before planning against it.
What you can take
The 5,520 sq ft private lot. The interior at 3,250 sq ft including the covered portico, up to 200 standing. And three brandable surfaces to wrap the whole environment. See what is included.