Miami International Autodrome 3D Seat View

Miami International Autodrome seating map with real 3D grandstand views

2026

Round 4 · 3 May 2026

Length

5.412 km

Turns

19

Race laps

57

Capacity

~65,000

Opened

2022

Lap record

1:29.708 — Max Verstappen (2023)

The Miami International Autodrome threads 19 corners around Hard Rock Stadium, mixing a genuine high-speed section — the long Turn 11–16 sweep under the highway — with a tight, technical stadium complex. Everything is temporary, which means the grandstands are rebuilt each year and the sightlines are engineered rather than inherited.

Miami's seating is unusually varied: stadium-integrated stands, marina-side hospitality, and conventional trackside grandstands along the fast section. The Turn 11–16 area gives you top speed; the Turn 17–18 chicane gives you braking and mistakes; the stands inside the campus are the most comfortable and the closest to everything else going on. Sightline quality differs sharply between decks here, so open the 3D view before you commit.

Frequently asked questions

How can I see the view from my seat at Miami International Autodrome?

Click any sector on the interactive Miami International Autodrome map above and a real panoramic 3D view from that grandstand opens instantly. Drag to look around in 360°.

When is the 2026 Miami Grand Prix?

Round 4 of the 2026 season, on 3 May 2026 at Miami International Autodrome.

How long is the Miami International Autodrome lap?

5.412 km with 19 turns, raced over 57 laps.

What is the capacity of Miami International Autodrome?

Approximately 65,000 spectators.

What are the best grandstands at Miami International Autodrome?

Turn 11 for speed and the first proper braking zone after it; the stadium-side stands for atmosphere and shade; the main straight for the start of a Sprint weekend's two races.

What is the lap record at Miami International Autodrome?

The outright Formula 1 race lap record is 1:29.708 — Max Verstappen (2023).