McLaren boss highlights ‘never seen’ demand and compares F1 to Super Bowl in Miami

McLaren boss highlights 'never seen' demand and compares F1 to Super Bowl in Miami
Miami International Speedway being built around NFL Stadium

Miami International Speedway being built around NFL Stadium

Photo: Hard Rock Stadium / Grand Prix

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Formula 1 prepares for the first GP in Miami, which takes place between 6 and 8 May. The race will be the second in the United States in 2022, a race still held at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. The event will feature an artificial marina, as well as several shows and attractions around the circuit open to the public.

The growth of Formula 1 in the United States in recent years, largely due to the Netflix series ‘Drive to Survive’, has generated great interest in Miami GP. The high demand has stunned even those who have been in the motorsport world for years, as in the case of McLaren boss Zack Brown.

“It’s going to be amazing. Here I am [nos Estados Unidos] Six years ago and I have never seen as much demand or enthusiasm about races as it is now in Miami. We can easily double our accommodation and we’re already about to buy the most seats,” Brown told the news agency. Reuters,

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Zac Brown compared the Miami GP to the Super Bowl (Photo: McLaren)

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The street circuit is being set up around Hard Rock Stadium, home of the NFL football team, the Miami Dolphins. For Jack, the mood for the race, combining a major sporting event with prominent figures, is reminiscent of the Super Bowl, a legendary American football decision also famous for its halftime shows.

“It’s hitting the Super Bowl, everyone’s asking, ‘Are you going to the Miami GP?’ That’s a football game with celebrities and a halftime show, it all looks like the Super Bowl”, compared the American official.

In addition to the Miami GP, Formula 1 recently announced the Las Vegas GP, the third race in the United States, to make its debut on the calendar in 2023.

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