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The first stars-and-stripes race of the season will take place this weekend in Miami. Formula 1 has observed a lengthy break following the cancellation of the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix and resumes its championship campaign on a street circuit in Florida. The Miami Grand Prix is held on a track built specifically for the event around the Hard Rock Stadium, home of...


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Cadillac have unveiled a special livery ahead of its first home race at the Miami Grand Prix, with the Stars and Stripes motif taking over the American team’s design.

Featuring 50 stars on the front-wing to represent each state of America, as well as incorporating the signature Stars and Stripes from the flag into Cadillac’s black and white livery, there is also a...


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The Miami International Autodrome is not a permanent racing circuit. It is classified as a semi-permanent street circuit built on the parking lots and service roads around Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. Some infrastructure stays year-round, including the repaved racing surface and the pit building, but barriers, grandstands, fencing, and hospitality structures...

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With the announcement confirming the return of the Turkish Grand Prix in 2027 on a five-year deal with Formula 1, there is no better opportunity to take a short look back and revisit some of Istanbul Park’s most iconic moments.

Introduced in 2005 and running until 2011—before a brief, pandemic-enforced return in 2020—Turkey has delivered everything from infamous te...


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The Miami International Autodrome splits into three distinct technical challenges: a high-speed aero sweep through the East Campus, a precision-heavy “Beach” complex at Turns 11 to 13, and a power straight between Turn 18 and Turn 5 where the 2026 cars will exceed 330 km/h. The FIA has introduced Miami-specific regulation adjustments to fix the “lift and coast” problem seen...

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