One of the most exciting aspects of next year’s Formula One season is the Miami Grand Prix. The excitement of F1 in the States has grown thanks to Netflix’s Drive to Survive.

Additionally, what makes this Grand Prix even more exciting is that the pre-sale tickets were sold out soon after they went live. Seeing the excitement of the fans for the Miami Grand Prix will surely boost the atmosphere at the Hard Rock Stadium.

Miami GP has its tickets sold out within less than an hour

With the popularity of the Netflix show growing in the States, it is not a surprise to see fans excited for the Miami Grand Prix. However, even though the tickets for race were expensive, that didn’t stop them from being sold out within forty minutes.

A report by PlanetF1 as mentioned by Motorsport.com, tickets for pre-sale for next year’s Miami Grand Prix went live and got sold out within forty minutes. It should be noted that the cheapest ticket available was for around 500 pounds, while the most expensive tickets went for around 2000 pounds.

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According to the Formula One calendar for next year, the Miami Grand Prix will be held on the 8th of May. Seeing that the tickets are already sold out, it should make for an exciting race next season.

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Attendance at the United States Grand Prix reached a new high

After a year’s hiatus, the United States Grand Prix was back on the Formula One calendar. Seeing the popularity of Drive to Survive, it wasn’t a surprise to see the fans attend this year’s race in numbers.

The number of fans who were at the Circuit of The Americas ranges between 360,000 to 400,000. However, one thing is clear that for Sunday’s race there were around 140,000 in attendance, as reported by Motorsport. total.com.

With a new race in America being added to next year’s F1 calendar. It won’t be a surprise to see a record number of fans attending the US GP and the Miami GP.

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