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Next Race: Miami Grand Prix

May 3-5, 2025 • Miami International Autodrome

57 Laps

19 Turns

5.412 km

The Miami Grand Prix returns to the Miami International Autodrome for another exciting race in the 2025 season. Find the best places to experience the race atmosphere with fellow fans.

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