Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix is a three-day weekend extravaganza that brings the best of sport, Miami's culinary culture, luxury hospitality, and fan-focused experiences.

MIAMI GARDENS — Miami Dolphins tight end Pharaoh Brown has the itch. On a normal day, he’s not one to drive slowly, but hanging around Formula 1 drivers this week leading into the Miami Grand Prix has him wondering what he has to do to get behind a wheel and do a lap on the circuit.

The move of seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton, F1’s all-time leader in wins and pole positions, to the F1 team of the most iconic racing brand, Ferrari, created all manner of electricity in the offseason. In season, other than a Sprint race win in China from pole, Hamilton’s raced unplugged, seventh in the standings with only 31 points.