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Formula 1 Road Winds Back to Florida

Posted by Craig Reaser on May 05, 2022 - 6:50pm


The new track for the May 8, 2022 race is at Hard Rock Stadium, where the grounds have been converted into a racing complex lined with high- priced club seating, a makeshift yacht marina, and a pool area complete with two stories of cabanas. The track has three straightaways and 19 corners, with early estimates of top speeds approaching 200 mph. The Great Miami Hurricane of September 1926 wiped out the wooden track, along with countless other South Florida developments. The Fulford Miami Speedway in North Miami Beach played host to a 300-mile race in February 1926 that attracted as many as 20,000 people.