Miami GP: Explore Miami’s Neighborhoods at the Race

Miami International Autodrome reveals a reimagined Miami GP campus inspired by Miami’s iconic neighborhoods
Each area of the MIA Campus will reflect the look, feel and flavors of Miami’s famed districts including Wynwood, Coconut Grove, Miami Beach, Key Biscayne, Little Havana, Brickell and Miami Gardens
The redesign blends authentic local culture, live entertainment, art installations and curated South Florida cuisine to bring the spirit of Miami to the racetrack, accessible for any ticket holder to experience
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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – South Florida Motorsports, promoter of the FORMULA 1 CRYPTO.COM MIAMI GRAND PRIX, today unveiled a reimagined and elevated campus experience for the 2026 race, transforming the Miami International Autodrome with a vibrant redesign inspired by the iconic neighborhoods of Miami. Authentic food, music, art and entertainment will bring each area to life, creating an immersive and unforgettable fan experience.

Aerial helicopter views of the Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix taken on Sunday, May. 5, 2024 in Miami Gardens, Fla. (Carlos Goldman/F1 Miami GP)

Each zone of the MIA Campus — accessible to all ticket holders — will reflect the look, feel and culture of the city’s most celebrated districts. From the colorful street art of Wynwood to the coastal atmosphere of Key Biscayne, fans will embark on a journey through Miami without ever leaving the racetrack. Each neighborhood around the circuit will also showcase some of the city’s most-popular restaurants, delivering a distinctly Miami dining experience in 2026.

“Miami is one of the most dynamic and culturally rich cities in the world, and our vision has always been to bring that culture and energy into the fan experience,” said Katharina Nowak, President of the FORMULA 1 CRYPTO.COM MIAMI GRAND PRIX. “For the fifth year of the race, we’ve reimagined the Miami International Autodrome campus so that every corner reflects the spirit of the neighborhoods that make Miami so special. With so many visitors traveling from across the United States and around the world, we are delighted to celebrate our city and infuse its art, food and style across our campus.”

West Campus presented by Ticketmaster — Inspired by Little Havana

The vibrant energy of Little Havana comes to life with the legendary Miami live music venue Ball & Chain. Featuring its signature pineapple-shaped stage façade, authentic Cuban cuisine, live DJs, dancers and a festive atmosphere, the Little Havana mainstay will complement a Domino Park experience and an F1 World Champion “Walk of Fame” presented by Ticketmaster.

North Campus presented by Gainbridge — Inspired by Brickell

Drawing inspiration from Miami’s dynamic financial center, the North Campus will feature new design elements that resemble Brickell’s sleek and modern aesthetic. The Start Finish Suites presented by Gainbridge will showcase a modern design with a mix of race features paired with the shiny metallics that are inspired by Brickell’s cityscape of high-rise buildings. Located within the Brickell Food Hall, you will find Doggi’s Arepa Bar, a family-owned restaurant group specializing in home-cooked foods infused with authentic Venezuelan flavors. Multiple-time James Beard Award semifinalist chef José Mendín’s Pubbelly Sushi returns, offering an eclectic fusion of Japanese and Latin flavors, while SuViche blends the food of Japan and Peru to create an original and distinctive offering. Novecento, a South Florida favorite, will add its famed Argentinian flavor to North Campus, and Oakberry Acai will feature refreshing açaí sourced directly from the Amazon.

The Fountains and Promenade — Inspired by Coconut Grove

One of Miami’s most historic waterfront neighborhoods inspires this relaxed and artistic zone. Lush greenery, painted peacocks and shaded seating spaces will help bring the neighborhood feeling to life. The setting will also feature inspiration from Coconut Grove’s citrus farms and farmers markets, while a display of photos from the first four Miami Grands Prix and an outdoor art gallery will celebrate Miami’s art scene. Joining the ever-popular Miami Slice, which is set to open its newest location in Coconut Grove and serves some of the city’s most sought-after pizzas, is modern French restaurant Chèvre, known for their flavorful and decadent offerings. The official pasta of Formula 1, Barilla, will feature the Barilla Lasagna Bar at The Fountains (and in the North Campus presented by Gainbridge) where they will be selling Lasagna Bolognese and Lasagna Ricotta with spinach.

The Beach — Inspired by Miami Beach

Capturing the energy of South Beach, this popular live entertainment zone will feature art deco aesthetics, vintage vehicles, iconic lifeguard towers and colorful lounge seating. Sand sculptures and a party-style atmosphere will recreate the unmistakable vibe of Miami Beach trackside. A host of returning brands will also feature at the Beach, including authentic Cuban cuisine from Havana 1957, famous for its croquetas and medianoche sandwiches, and the beloved coffee house, Cortadito, is a perfect match for the energy amplified by the Hard Rock Beach Club. Also returning is Cafe Americano, renowned for its Neapolitan-style pizza and Italian gelato.

East Campus — Inspired by Wynwood

Known for its bold street art, Wynwood’s large-scale murals and installations will surround fans, while a collaboration with the Art of Hip Hop will create a dynamic experience featuring a walk-through museum, DJ sets and a show car painted live by different artists throughout race weekend. In East Campus, Sushi MAS offers an experience that mirrors Miami’s breezy coastal vibe. From the heart of Wynwood, Skinny Louie’s award-winning smash burgers are made with 100 percent fresh Black Angus beef patties, while fellow Wynwood burger joint Cowy Burger will also have a presence on the grounds. Crazy Poke, straight from its Wynwood location, will serve fans some of the freshest fish in the city.

The Marina presented by MSC Cruises — Inspired by Key Biscayne

This iconic campus area has been reimagined with the all-new centerpiece, the MSC Yacht Club. Rising five decks and stretching 264 feet from bow to stern, the structure will offer exceptional views of Turns 5–9 while delivering an outstanding hospitality experience, with Bagatelle bringing its signature French Riviera-inspired joie de vivre to all who step on board. Jack Daniel’s will have presence in The Marina presented by MSC Cruises through Jack’s Garage, which will provide guests with a general admission stage with live musical performances, a bar and other engaging activations. A favorite of Key Biscayne, La Boulangerie Boul’Mich, will bring its artisan pastries, savory empanadas and coffee to the Marina. Fans can also check out the new Marina viewing deck which provides a unique viewing experience of track action or visit the trackside Lighthouse Lounge restaurant.

Hard Rock Stadium — Inspired by Miami Gardens

Celebrating the host city, Hard Rock Stadium will feature the Community Zone connected to local schools’ STEAM programs and spotlight work from local artists. In addition, the Bonhams’ car auction will display their vehicles on the 300 level of Hard Rock Stadium. To celebrate the 40th year of operation of Hard Rock Stadium, Bar 87, located in the southeast helix of the stadium, will highlight historic moments hosted at the iconic venue since it was established in 1987 and commemorate the venue’s impact on the Miami Gardens community.

Sunrise Key presented by Empower

Within the Sunrise Key presented by Empower, the MIA campus hosts premium hospitality products within the zone, including the Empower Vista at Turn 1, a three-story structure showcasing unparalleled views of the action at Turn 1. Sunrise Key will also host Motorsport Alley presented by Ticketmaster, where cars from the weekend’s support series – Porsche Carrera Cup North America and McLaren Trophy North America – will be accessible for fans to see up close.

Hospitality Offerings

For fans in hospitality areas around campus, the flavors of Miami’s vibrant neighborhoods will be available through suite add-ons. Throughout the weekend, guests will have the opportunity to try local favorites, including Café La Trova, led by chef Michelle Bernstein who will bring the spirit of Little Havana to race weekend. MILA, a staple of Miami Beach, will take guests on a culinary journey across the Mediterranean and Japan, blending the two influences into a unique ‘MediterrAsian” cuisine. Wynwood’s Ossobuco, directed by grill master Guillermo Eleicegui, will provide guests with a showcase of premium meats cooked over fire, paired with seasonal organic vegetables. Crafted by chef Michael Beltran to celebrate the city of Miami through Cuban American cuisine, Ariete will come to campus to highlight their soulful flavors that have been shaped in Coconut Grove. Novecento will represent Key Biscayne and offer an Argentine Grill Experience, while Pubbelly Sushi’s beloved flavors will spotlight the Brickell establishment, known for their iconic sushi platters that will also be available to guests in hospitality spaces across the weekend.

Fans in Motorsport Alley presented by Ticketmaster in Sunrise Key during the F1 Miami Grand Prix on Friday, May 2, 2025 in Miami Gardens, Fla. (Gabe L’Heureux/F1 Miami GP)

The MIA campus is accessible to all ticketholders – except ticketed premium hospitality – and fans are encouraged to explore the grounds. Campus Pass presented by Ticketmaster goes on sale on Tuesday, April 7, at f1miamigp.com.