Miami International Autodrome

Miami's circuit is laid out around the Hard Rock Stadium complex, a purpose-built track that carries the feel of a street course. It pairs long, fast straights with a tight, twisting technical section, so setup becomes a compromise between straight-line speed and the grip needed through the slower corners. The surface and the walls give it a genuine street-circuit edge despite being built for racing, and the technical middle sector demands patience rather than bravado.

It sits at the heart of the sport's growth across the United States, a showpiece event wrapped in the spectacle of the surrounding stadium grounds. The mix of high speed and technical precision, run in Florida heat, makes it a real test of both car balance and driver concentration.