The Miami Grand Prix has rescheduled its start time due to severe weather forecasts. The race will now begin at 1:00 PM local time on Sunday, three hours earlier than originally planned.
Officials from the FIA, Formula 1, and the Miami Grand Prix announced the change early Tuesday. They made this decision in response to expected heavy rainstorms later in the day.
The fifth edition of the Miami Grand Prix was initially set to start at 4:00 PM. This adjustment reflects the event’s commitment to ensuring a successful experience for fans and participants alike.
The Miami Grand Prix, held at the Miami International Autodrome near Hard Rock Stadium, has quickly become a staple in the Formula 1 calendar since its inception in 2022. Known for attracting celebrities and offering unique food experiences, it has established itself as one of the sport’s can’t-miss spectacles.
Key highlights:
- The Miami Grand Prix won the 2025 Promoter of the Year award.
- The race has a contract extension with F1, securing its place on the calendar through at least 2041.
- The upcoming event is expected to feature more on-track action than ever before.
Katharina Nowak emphasized that this decision was a collaborative effort among all involved parties. “It’s a little bit of a joint collaboration from everyone that’s hosting the celebrities,” she stated.
As preparations continue, organizers remain focused on delivering a world-class motorsports event. The vision is clear: creating an engaging campus where fans can enjoy every aspect of the race weekend.
