Photos: Fast Cars, Celebs, and Fans Take Over the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix 2024

From familiar faces to highly engineered race cars, here are highlights from the 2024 Miami Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton on the track at the Miami Grand Prix
Driver Lewis Hamilton earned a sixth-place finish at the 2024 Miami Grand Prix.

Photo by Stian Roenning

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The Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix returned to the Miami International Autodrome May 3-5 for its third edition. While Dutchman and two-time champion Max Verstappen came into the weekend as the favorite to win, English driver Lando Norris of McLaren stunned everyone when he came away with the trophy, leaving Verstappen in second place.

But beyond the race, the Miami Grand Prix once again attracted a bevy of celebrities, including actress Keke Palmer, Blackpink member Lisa, and former quarterback Tom Brady. The campus also hosted plenty of experiences available to all ticketholders, along with VIP experiences that cost a hefty sum.

Check out some of the highlights of the 2024 Miami Grand Prix weekend by photographer Stian Roenning.

Max Verstappen’s RB13 in repose

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Lando Norris’ victorious McLaren machine

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Fernando Alonso’s Aston Martin was only good enough for a ninth-place finish on Sunday.

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Esteban Ocon finished tenth for the Alpine team.

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“Never drink and drive.”

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Zhou Guanyu finished 14th in Stake Team Kick Sauber’s car 24, two spots ahead of teammate Valtteri Bottas in car 77.

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Red Bull’s Daniel Ricciardo wound up in 15th on Sunday.

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The guts of a Ferrari on display

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Tom Garfinkel (at left, with his wife, Allison) is vice chairman and CEO of the Miami Dolphins and Hard Rock Stadium and managing partner of the F1 Miami Grand Prix.

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Lawrence S. Stroll (center), executive chairman of Aston Martin

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Miami Grand Prix attendees await the arrival of F1 color commentator Guenther Steiner.

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Guenther Steiner is not known for withholding his opinions.

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Inside Hard Rock Stadium it was slightly quieter than trackside — but only slightly.

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Red Bull stan

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Red Bull reserve driver Liam Lawson

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You’re a VIP! No, you’re a VIP!

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ESPN’s Miami Grand Prix set at Hard Rock Stadium

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Inter Miami FC’s midfielder Sergio Busquets (right) with a fellow F1 fan

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Ed Sheeran demonstrates that there are perks when you play Hard Rock Hollywood on Miami Grand Prix weekend.

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He. is. will.i.am.

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Remind us, please: Where are we? And why are we here?

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Ah, this is why we’re here!

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But why is Jake Paul here?

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It takes a village: Team Red Bull’s pit crew

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F1 TV presenter Will Buxton

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Stake’s Zhou Guanyu and Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton are in the house.

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Nico Hülkenberg of Hass and Max Verstappen of Red Bull

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The Nelk Boys!

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Every 13-year-old’s dream: A McLaren

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A 13-year-old (at heart)

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Lando Norris’ teammate Oscar Piastri finished in 13th place for McLaren.

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Zoom-zoom

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That’s a winner!

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The podium is where you want to be.

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