The first Formula One Miami Grand Prix features a venue with features not found anywhere else the series visits.
, which includes a 4/5-mile straight that is one of the longest on the F1 calendar and should see the cars brushing 200 mph.Admission to Friday practice starts at $149 and tickets for race day range from general admission passes for $500 to luxury suites priced in the thousands. Nevertheless, the weekend is essentially a sell out with over 240,000 people expected to attend. Organizers are already planning to add capacity next year.
A theme-park style cable car system has been installed to help get fans from one end of the packed venue to the other.The venue is about four miles from the Atlantic Ocean as the crow flies, but there's still plenty of sand. The track features a beach party area inside turns 11-13 that costs $1,000 to $2,000 to get into and has pools, cabanas and a view of the stage that will feature concerts from a variety of big-name acts through the weekend, including The Chainsmokers and Post Malone.
While most of the track is permanent, the rest of the venue, including the grandstands, beach and marina, will be dismantled after the race away with plenty of time to spare before fans return forGary Gastelu is FoxNews.com's Automotive Editor covering the car industry and racing @foxnewsautos
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