Take a look at the cars, drivers, stars and scene of Formula 1’s Miami Grand Prix
matias ocner and daniel varela
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For the third time, the Formula 1 circus came to town, bringing the world’s most sophisticated race cars, current and past world champion drivers and — this is Miami, folks — a scene of stars in the sun.
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While Miami’s now one of three F1 stops in the United States, nobody’s fooled about Miami’s role compared to Austin and Las Vegas: fabulousness. This is where you woo a date or a client by bathing them in a vibe of fun seasoned with cool as cars zip by at 200 mph, usually led by Red Bull’s Max Verstappen.
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