Miami's Hard Rock Stadium is preparing for the 2026 Formula 1 Grand Prix, a high-profile event that has become a cornerstone of the F1 calendar since its 2022 debut. The stadium, home to the Miami Dolphins, undergoes a dramatic transformation each year to host the race, with 250 structures erected for the three-mile circuit. Organizers emphasize their commitment to maintaining safety standards despite the event's growing global attention, with president Katharina Nowak noting the 'anticipation definitely grows' for this year's return after a four-week racing hiatus.

The 2026 edition will feature a free five-day fan festival in Miami Beach and a 50-foot super yacht structure at Turns Five-Nine, reflecting the city's cultural diversity and entertainment offerings.