How to Get Last-Minute Tickets to F1 Miami Grand Prix
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As Taylor Swift sings on The Tortured Poets Department, "Take me to Florida!" The Formula 1 circuit lands in Miami starting tomorrow. Plus, there are rumors that Swift and boyfriend Travis Kelce will be in attendance, joining Kelce's Kansas City Chiefs teammate Patrick Mahomes and his wife, Brittany, at the race. (Mahomes and Kelce are investors in the Alpine F1 team.)
The inaugural Miami Grand Prix occurred just two years ago, so the track is still very new, which makes the upcoming event all the more exciting. The Miami F1 race, which is 57 laps of the Miami International Autodrome in Florida, will take place on Sunday, and there are still tickets available on ticket resale platforms. If you're interested, there are a few different options: a three-day pass, two-day passes, or single day tickets. The practice, sprints, and qualifying take place on Friday, May 3 and Saturday, May 4, and the race on Sunday, May 5.
If you want to see it all, the three-day pass (for May 3, 4, and 5) is your best bet. They start around $300:
Or there's two-day pass options, just for the weekend (May 4 and May 5). As of this writing, prices for the two-day passes start around $474 on StubHub and $528 on VividSeats.
The cheapest options will be individual days, with the cheapest being May 3 (we see for as low as $28 per ticket!) to watch the practices and the most expensive being the actual race day, May 5 (starting around $230 each).
If you don't want to jet to Miami to watch in person, it will also air on ESPN and ABC.
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