Miami Grand Prix organizers want to be able to host 100,000 fans per day at the race in future, but will take their time to hit that number despite high demand. This year was the third edition of the race and saw the highest attendance so far, with 275,000 fans heading to the Miami International Autodrome over the race weekend. While Sunday was a sell-out, daily capacity still sits around 92,000 and the race’s managing partner Tom Garfinkel says that’s a figure he wants to build on without negatively impacting the fan experience. “We’re still kind of trying to limit capacity a bit to make sure we can deliver the experience,” Garfinkel said. “I think if we put 125,000 people a...
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